Understanding White Privilege_ The Daily Impact of Structural Racism

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Understanding White Privilege_ The Daily Impact of Structural Racism

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Today, we explore a thought-provoking statement: White privilege is simply white supremacy made ordinary. At first glance, this might seem like a dramatic claim, but as we peel back the layers, we’ll see how it relates to everyday life for many people in our society.
So, what exactly does white privilege mean? The term was popularized by Peggy McIntosh in her groundbreaking essay from 1988, where she likened it to an invisible package of unearned assets. This invisible privilege, often unrecognized by those who possess it, encompasses a range of systemic advantages that make life easier for white individuals just by virtue of their skin color. And these advantages, some might argue, are deeply entrenched in the fabric of our society, especially in the United States.

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