Difference between revisions of "White Privilege"

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In [[New Mexico]], four of five adults members of s [[African American|black]] Muslim group were released days after their arrest for murdering s three year-old, starving their children, and training children to perform school shootings. Two white adults of Christian cult meanwhile have remained in jail for two years on child abuse charges without trial in New Mexico.
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In [[New Mexico]], four of five adults members of a [[African American|black]] [[Muslim]] group were released days after their arrest for murdering a three year-old, starving their children, and training children to perform school shootings. Mesnehioe, teo white adults of a [[Christian]] [[cult]] have remained in jail for two years on child abuse charges without trial in New Mexico.
  
  
 
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Revision as of 08:15, August 17, 2018

"White Privilege" is the alleged body of special favors, in law and custom, that white people have by virtue of being white in American society today.

Liberal activists have taken increasingly to alleging "white privilege" to advocate for a package of social policies and programs.

The allegation of "white privilege," becomes richly ironic in consideration of, among other things:

  1. The racial composition of those who attend the annual "White Privilege Conference": mostly liberal whites.
  2. The advocacy of abortion. Margaret Sanger, a prototypical white liberal, promoted abortion to eliminate members of other races and those having genetic ailments, especially Down's Syndrome.

Criminal justice system

In New Mexico, four of five adults members of a black Muslim group were released days after their arrest for murdering a three year-old, starving their children, and training children to perform school shootings. Mesnehioe, teo white adults of a Christian cult have remained in jail for two years on child abuse charges without trial in New Mexico.