Black Privilege Is Real

I'll number my points because I don't know how to bold the sentences. 1. Understood 2. Proof "If you mean wealth benefits then I would say it is not their fault that there parents work in higher earnings jobs and/or save money for the future. "Systemic" this requires evidence. Burden of proof since you are making the claim that whites have a systemic privilege over black. That requires a specific law. " key words, "if you mean", And "requires evidence" and "you are making the claim" as if I wrote that myself. That was the definition which does not equate to an anecdotal fallacy. Is it my turn to say that you are committing wrong usage of a word and misrepresenting it? 3. I don't need to prove anything when that is a factual definition 4. That definition simply isn't wrong. You can argue and rebuttal me and my opinions but it's impossible to argue a definition. 5. The statement "Often in socially based systems of racial classification or of ethnicity" is within the definition. Read that 10 times over. Pay attention to the word OR. Socially based systems = Races that are NOT black who have melanin and who are dark skinned. Ethnicity = Black people. My definition actually helped MY point and it defied yours. 6. Not going against the definition I used. I'm going against your claim. 7. Bad definition - subjective. Your opinion. Again I do not have to prove anything regarding a factual definition. 8. Noun privilege - Understood. 9. But you unnecessarily elaborated on skin color. 10. Skip. 11. Defied your point on celebrities being privileged. 12. Goes with point 11, Perhaps you should have been more clear that way I wouldn't have had to make an assumption. 13. I did read your definition of celebrity but I didn't need it because I know what a celebrity is. 14. Exactly. You did say "Sometimes the links do not work. " so I did not have to ask. 15. I made a mistake, That was beyond my control about DDO maybe changing their policies. Not a big deal. 16. Yes you are, Because you're demanding me to ask you what you mean. I don't operate that way, Unless necessary. 17. Your response (in my Round 1) was a big enough paragraph that had a lot of information for me to go on. If you call that assuming, Then alright. 18. I'll explain how black privilege is not real in just a second. 19. Your definition stated white people have dark hair and eyes as if any other race besides white people don't have dark hair or eyes. Never said you said that, But I had to clarify your definition. 20. "People who have an advantage of darker skin. " No. -- I'll get to it in just a second. 21. I didn't categorize every single black person. You made an assumption. I'm not worried about the skin bleaching thing, Nor are other black people of that matter. What I was basically targeting was some dark skinned black women. This topic doesn't really involve men. This isn't fake news, Is all your rebuttals going to be "fake news, Fake news, Fake news"? You can even look it up, It's all over different articles and different celebrities have skin bleached themselves. The man that was given 50 years has nothing to do with this. 22. I do want to stick to this debate. Don't tell me what I'm doing and what I'm not doing. I can bring up a different subject if I want to and still want to stick to this debate. The skin bleaching thing coincides with white privilege but at the same time it's a whole new topic that I didn't really want to focus too much on, That's why it was just in one paragraph. 23. Those two anecdotes proved and reinforces white privilege and shows that black privilege is not real. I'm not denying anything. Stop assuming. 24. Showcasing the black race and the white race coincides and confirms white privilege. "as if every single black and white person would go through with this. " I'll get to that. 25. Anecdote: An anecdote is a brief, Revealing account of an individual person or an incident. (Wikipedia) - Pay attention to the word OR. Again, Wasn't going off of my own experience, And yes I did prove that one entire race (white) has privilege, Correct. 26. Look the sources up for yourself for your enlightenment. If you don't remember, View previous rounds. 27. It's not fake news. It really happened. Now, To my ultimatum. I will speak on a general level, But also take this into consideration omar. I will show how white privilege is a thing, And black privilege isn't. This does not apply to all white people but if it applies to you yourself, You know who you are. Particularly the ones who don't believe white privilege is real. I just want to give a huge shout out to white people who understand white privilege, I can't even begin to express how much I admire white people who don't sit there and act like white privilege isn't a thing, Who understand the privilege and how they benefit from their privilege. I couldn't possibly wrap my head around this kind of struggle if I was anything but black, So for those of you who don't necessarily understand it because you don't feel it but can acknowledge it and are willing to be educated on our oppression and learn from us (speaking for black community) and listen to me thank you so much because I know that it takes a lot to grasp. Analogy: You don't have to kill someone to be an accessory to a murder. All you have to do is know about it. All you have to do is be made aware of said murder and you are automatically tried as an accessory to the crime. By simply having knowledge of the murder you are in fact helping the murderer either commit the crime, Evade detection or escape. Having knowledge of a murder is just as bad as burying the body. You "white privilege doesn't exist" people, And you "All lives matter" people are accessories to the black struggle. Some people tend to get Black Lives Matter misconstrued. Yes, I will bring BLM into this. Some people thing BLM insinuates that other lives don't. No, BLM insinuates that black lives matter too. It isn't an anti white movement, Its a pro black movement. The new face of racism is not "in your face" racism but structural racism, Also known as White Privilege. We aren't saying that black lives are more meaningful than everyone else's, We are saying black lives are just as meaningful as everyone else's. The Black Lives Matter movement isn't about separation, Or segregation or disengagement. The BLM movement is about inclusion. Whether you believe it or not our lives are jeopardized every single day, And we are doing nothing more than bringing awareness to that. Firefighters do not sit and point at burning houses screaming all houses matter. You don't attend charity banquets that bring awareness to breast cancer and scream all cancer matters, Or maybe you do because you're white and you can get away with that. You don't know what it means to be black, How it feels to be black, How little our existence truly matters in this country that was literally built off of white supremacy and for the success and the survival of the white man. White supremacy ties into white privilege. The United States (where I'm from) was built off of White Supremacy. White Supremacy - The belief that white people are superior to those of all other races, Especially the black race, And should therefore dominate society. (Google) If there's "black privilege" is there also Black Supremacy? I'll wait. That further proves how prevalent white privilege is and shows how someone can say black privilege is a thing is extremely idiotic. Again, State the official definition of Black privilege - I'll wait. White people don't have to worry about: Easily (key word, Easily) becoming victim to both law enforcement and the judicial system alike unfairly. They don't have to worry about their teenage children's unjustified death being mocked. Source: https://gawker. Com. . . If that link doesn't go through, Then it's about these white people who were mocking and black-facing Trayvon Martin for Halloween back in 2013. What now, Are you going to say that's fake news as well? They don't have to worry about informing their children of the harsh realities of systematic racism. They don't have to worry about having a talk with their children about obeying police officers and follow their every command or their life could be gone. They don't have to worry about being articulate and well spoken without people being surprised. They don't have to worry about what they wear or how they act or how they carry themselves without being labeled an idiot, A thug, A lowlife, Or a gangster. They don't have to worry about the texture of their hair or their skin color or their cultural accessories as the reason why they didn't get a job. They don't have too worry about being monitored in stores just because the hue of their skin is a bit darker than most. They don't have to worry about being told to get over slavery, Or Jim Crow, Or segregation in schools, And jobs, And neighborhoods as if it does not affect every single aspect of their life to this day. The list goes on, And on, And on. If Black privilege is a thing, Then there wouldn't be Black Lives Matter. If Black privilege is a thing, There wouldn't be white people using and taking advantage of their whiteness and their white privilege to disregard Black Lives Matter and say All Lives Matter as if BLM insinuates that other lives don't. That right there reinforces white privilege. All lives matter movement, First of all isn't a movement and it's doing absolutely nothing to prove all lives in fact do matter. And by changing black lives matter to all lives matter, It is an act of disassociation from black people to equality which is what our movement is all about which in turn equates to the belittlement our struggle and patronizing our struggle, And is mocking our struggle and is ignoring our struggle There are not opinions, These are facts. This is the country, This is the world that we live in (Again, Referring to U. S)