White privilege refers to
the rights, benefits, and advantages enjoyed by white persons or the immunity granted to whites that is not granted to nonwhites; white privilege exempts white people from certain liabilities others are burdened with.
societal advantages and privileges afforded to people who are identified as white, in comparison to non-white individuals. In many societies, white people have historically held power and influence over other racial and ethnic groups. This has led to what is known as “white privilege,” whereby white people enjoy advantages that are not available to people of other races. Some examples of white privilege include having access to better education and job opportunities, better healthcare, and being less likely to be subjected to police brutality and discrimination. Overall, white privilege is a systemic issue that affects all areas of society and continues to be a topic of discussion in social justice movements.
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