I read a list of white privilege with interest and some amusement.  The questions don't factor in at all the psychological bias of suspiciousness (paranoia) or cultivated grievance of the individual answering.  To even ask if you think you're watched in stores because of your race is to fail to remember or know that security employees are fully integrated, and maybe more represented by various minorities than whites.  The answer will always reflect something other than "privilege".   I think, probably thanks to PC, there has been little questioning of these flaky theories where they originate-in universities.  It seems that any attempt to question may  cause problems for the questioner.   Hopefully there will be more push-back against this.