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White Privilege
These words that I write will cause quite a stir. Taken out of context can be seen as a racial slur. I grew up and live where people are predominantly white. I have not witnessed first hand the black man’s plight. I can travel anywhere without any fear. Even if I get pulled over for speeding while drinking a beer. I have never been cuffed because of the color of my skin. If wrongly accused I don’t have to take it on the chin. I am white and privileged I will never be black. I will never experience the fear of a racial attack. I’ve never lived in a slum without money or food. I am a white man and this is how I am viewed. The police won’t be called if I’m just walking around. I am a white man forever on hallowed ground. I understand racism finally after 49 years on this rock. It’s easy to judge and easier to mock. I will never feel your fear, I will never be blamed. No fingers will point and I will not feel the shame. I’m sorry I’m white and I’m sorry you’re black. But if given the chance I will now watch your back.
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