The vote is not completely counted yet.....so you can't say she won the majority of the popular vote.  But even if she did, this argument has already been debated - she lost the election.

Trump won the electoral college vote, according to fivethirtyeight, quite substantially - 238.5 to 299.5.  That is a significant difference.

And I don't believe, since more Hispanics and Blacks voted for Trump than previous candidates, that you can call this election along race lines.  The true fact is - if you ask people if they are better off now than they were 4 years ago....many people would say "no."  Health care and the costs associated with it is a big part of that.  When your insurance can rise by over 100%, there is great cause for worry.   Not "white privilege" - fear associated with economic reality is what did much of this.