The problem with these modern revisionist social justice statements is that most of these people haven't experienced actual systemic racism. The author couldn't have attended university at all if Canada were a racist state. The author of this piece discussed how her family had a very well to do job and lots of vacation time and got to travel the world growing up. Racism is not just a feeling, it is a real system that people had to live under in other countries where they were limited. Canada does not have a lot of it, most actual racism in this country revolved around first nations. Not immigrants of colour who chose to come here voluntarily and experience a better life. In South Africa the black majority was ruled by white minority without ability to vote. That's racism: a minority was telling the majority colour how to live. You can't redefine racism into what some of these social justice warriors in Canada think racism feels like, especially discussing how wealthy your family was.