The problem is not with White Privilege, but how it is taught and defined. It should have been about racial discrimination vs. skin colour. There is no such thing as "reverse racism", or "colour blind" society - those are pat dismissals to the issue with no legal or social constructs. Racism is not the sole province of white people, but the historical racist attitudes of white people in North America has made it difficult for minorities.

Yes, poor white people have it hard - but have they considered it is much harder for poor coloured people? Even for minorities who have "made it" professionally, for every Sundar Pichar there are millions whose voices are ignored in corporate boardrooms, or passed over because they did not sound or look the part.

And that, my dear, is White Privilege .