" fair than equal rights for all and special privileges for none"

Could not agree more but lets face it what are the chances of that happening?  As long as we dont see the humanity in each other we will continue to see the 'other' as less than/less deserving. 

On the generalisation minority advocates I would think they want equality of provision.  The assertion that they want equality of outcome paints them as unreasonable and implies wanting something without effort - the typical pushback to equity.  Racialised minorities know, have been told from the time they could walk that they have to be 10x better, work 10x harder than their white counterparts to be even seen as half as good. 

From the perspective of the historically privileged class neither equality of outcomes nor equality of provision can be achieved without being perceived discrimination.  If theres only one job and it goes to an 'other' it will be seen as such b/c they likely believe the other wasnt as good at they are.