"It was never easy for me. I was born a poor, black child."
>>Dear everyone who isn’t a middle or upper class white boy, I’m sorry. I have started life on the top of the ladder while you were born on the first rung.
At least he’s more honest than blacks when they start with this crap. A poor white boy starts out with no “privilege” and has to earn everything because there are no special handouts for him.
But the black son of a black doctor and black lawyer is somehow “oppressed” and deserved special perks.
"It was never easy for me. I was born a poor, black child."
Is this kid for real? Is there really such a thing as “white privilege”? Well, if there is then, dammit, they must have run out of it by the time my husband got in line for his whiteness. Nope, he had to actually work hard for all of the things we have by serving his country and getting a college degree. My lovely husband also has the nerve to pay his taxes and be a law abiding citizen....wait a minute. That must mean I have white privilege too, even though I’m black.