Black Privilege Is Real

Okay. Guess instead of making arguments I will rebut yours. If you want me to make arguments ask me in the comment section or in the next Round. 1. Privileged in being born black? Please explain because black people has dealt with a lot of injustices and many more, The list goes on. It would be proper to say "privileged being born white" by your stance, Correct? Enlighten. Privilege definition: to accord a higher value or superior position to (Merriam Webster)Well did you or did you not win a race to be born or maybe you were the only sperm racing to the egg? Secondly you are more priveleged then most people from 3rd world countries. A lot of injustices was not because you were black. It was because of mis-information. I think they thought you were less humans or animals and thought it would be okay to take advantage. When people realised you are as developed as and can be considered humans there was a civil war. There are also privileges in being born white as well. Race is not a determining factor which is why I gave a sperm example. 2. "more wealthier white" hold that thought. Isn't Lebron James one of the richest people alive? Yes so maybe it is not far fetched to say he is priveleged. Priveleged in being tall, Realising basketball can make him a lot of money and is really good at making money. 3. "I would say to that is it wasn't because of there race they were wealthy. " False, In some cases. But please explain that statement. How is it not false? It is not because they are black they are not doing well it is their choices. Fatherlessness, Lack of education, Hanging out with the wrong, Poor representation in media and generally not learning from mistakes. Do you know who this can also apply to? A white person who is also born in the same circumstances. 4. "Race is not a determining factor and saying whites have more money then blacks is leaving out the rich black people and the poor white people. " You just contradicted yourself twice within the two previous sentences before that. This goes back to point 2. Exactly, There is both rich black people, Rich white people, Poor black people, And poor white people. No I didn't. There are poor white and black people and rich white and black people. Which goes against if a race is more priveleged then the other. A more of a factor then race is education. If that was more important to poorer races I highly doubt they would keep the poverty cycle going. With education you are off the streets in schools and learning. Learning can help practically with maths or knowing what is the best option to pick. Below is a source that states 57. 6% of black children grow up without a father. That is more of a factor then being black. The Extent of Fatherlessness (fathers. Com)Below is another source that states blacks are not taking up the opportunities they have in education. This is also more of a factor of poverty then race. K-12 Disparity Facts and Statistics (UNCF)You are all over the place, Please explain your argument clearly and stay by the facts. There is no black privilege and I can easily go in depth on why in my next round. Let's first address the two definitions of privilege. Now tell me how black privilege does not exist. Stay by the facts you say but you haven't included any so I am either guessing your definitions are the facts or you will bring them in the next round. Privilege (Law); A privilege is a certain entitlement to immunity granted by the state or another authority to a restricted group, Either by birth or on a conditional basis. Land-titles and taxi medallions are pronounced examples of transferable privilege. These can be revoked in certain circumstances. If you asked me what kind of privilege I was talking about then I would have been clear but now we require two definitions. I do not mean it like this. If you want to go this route here is my argument. Even with affirmative action blacks still do not take up those privileges given to them by the state. Why do you think that is? Source belowEven With Affirmative Action, Blacksand Hispanics Are More Underrepresentedat Top Colleges Than 35 Years Ago(The New York Times)Privilege (Social); In anthropology, Privilege is a special right, Advantage, Or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group. In sociology, Privilege is the perceived rights or advantages that are assumed to be available only to a particular person or group of people. This definition is bad. Reason is the word perceived. This is bad because you can perceive privilege even if it isn't the case. You might see a white person with new shoes and look jealous can see them negatively but you do not understand that very child their parents are finding it difficult to pay their bills and only wanted to treat their child to something with the money they had so that he actually had a gift. See how this definition is bad. Yes you might say this does not exist or it is rare. I'll go with rare. Even though it is rare it still does exist and unfairly discriminates someone without knowing the full story. Since I think I answered what you said sufficiently I hope you take the debate in a different direction since you did not ask for clarification for what I meant instead created a debate. Links did not work which is why I copied the heading and in brackets typed in where it is from. Hopefully you also learn something new.