You bring up a really good point about the grocery stores.  When I lived in Asia there were certain foods that I just craved, but could never get.  I didn't feel as though there was some Asian privilege going on.  Rather I realized it was the market.  If there were enough white dudes who wanted to buy something it would have been there.  But there weren't.  I never thought of boohooing about it and claiming I was discriminated against.  Instead, I tried new foods and enjoyed the culture that I was so lucky to get to enjoy.  Now, back home, I have such fond memories and now I search out the foods at Asian markets that I ate and loved when I was there.  And I introduced foods to my family members.  I was appalled when a family member had never had a mango.  We got some and he loved it!  

This white privilege business is nonsense by social justice warriors who never lived through the hard times and want to make a mountain out of a mole hill.