White Privilege Exists

I am going to ask the judges to disregard pro"s definition. My definition is fair, and is cited. While his definition is just some random series of words that popped into his head. Not to mention he seeks to impose an unfair definition and argue a truism. According to the definition my opponent offers, all he has to do is show the average black man makes less money than the average white man, and he has proven his case. Most people on both sides of the white privilege debate agree that the average income of blacks is lower than of whites for example but debate why those differences exist. Bottom line is I provided a fair definition, cited the definition and my opponent must adhere to it as opposed to the definition he made up on the spot. Wealth Gap When looking at whether a wealth gap exists or not, it is important to compare apples to apples. Things like what does the average black plumber make compared to the average white plumber? If blacks tend to value education less than whites, then obviously they will be paid less on average. If black people focus on finding a job that makes them happy, while the average white person is consumed with making as much money as possible, then there will obviously be discrepancies in income, which is why we must compare apples to apples. Quoting a study done by Christina Houseworth "We find that black female nurses earn 9 percent more at the mean and median than white female nurses, controlling for selection into nursing employment. Among K-12 teachers, black females earn 7 percent more than white females at the median. There is no black-white wage gap among all women with a bachelor"s degree." https://ideas.repec.org... My opponent already provides the reasoning for a lot of the wealth gap, by pointing out that blacks are more likely to drop out of high school, and are less likely to pursue higher education. The only evidence he uses to support his argument is the income gap, which is already explained by life choices that black Americans are more likely to make, and we can see that when we compare apples to apples, blacks actually make more money in the same fields as whites. The wealth gap as opposed to the income gap {Meaning net worth as opposed to income) is also just an indicator of the average black decision making problem, which differs than the average whites because of cultural differences in the 2 communities. Owning your own home is the biggest contributor to your wealth level, and if blacks want to rent because it is more convenient, and cheaper than the cost of owning a home, that is really not from any "privilege". If their life strategy is to enjoy life to it"s fullest by spending all their money, as opposed to saving it, that is there decision and not because anyone is racist or white privileged. It"s also not a bad philosophy to have. I personally am also a renter and refuse to save money. Conclusion 1.My definition is cited and fair. 2.Pro"s definition is just made up on the site and unfair 3.Unless good reason to reject my definition is given, it should be accepted, but the reason must be extremely good. The person who first offers a definition usually gets to keep their definition. 4.Pro has failed to explain how differences in wealth and income are a result of any white privilege. 5.Pro dropped my point that he holds the BOP, so that stands I am posting this with a mere ten minutes left, but it is absolutely correct and voters should vote con. Sorry for portions of this being rushed.