Ask about white privilege and you get a litany of how they've been discriminated against.
Lost scholarships, job promotions, awards they would've gotten if it hadn't "had to be given to" a Woman, or a POC. "There's no white privilege, we're the victims, of political correctness."

— Mary Alicia Ziff (@mziff06) November 20, 2021

Well that’s all factually accurate.

— johngalt9876 (@johngalt9876) November 20, 2021

Yes, yes it is... pic.twitter.com/X2EBaZ8LCe

— DependableDan (@Archangel5847) November 21, 2021

One much bigger roadblock to unifying our multiracial country:

“News” sources that divide us by omitting key FACTS from reporting. pic.twitter.com/FtvWVrvQWb

— Clappy Trees (@clappytrees) November 20, 2021

CNN never learns. Just keeps doubling down on the same narrative. Just think how things could be if they tried to unite and not divide

— Patricia (@stillhereagain) November 20, 2021

Yeah I’m so tired of these stereotypes getting acquitted when any other would be found guilty. What gets me is how do these jurors sleep with their verdict is beyond me. I didn’t know that judge was so influential

— DebLynn R. (@rotas_debra) November 20, 2021

Why is the solution to find everyone guilty, rather than working to make it fair for everyone?

— GeorgeNada (@GeorgeNada7) November 20, 2021

“I all of a sudden became African-American” — Morgan Freeman on TODAY pic.twitter.com/FgsAOQk6Yq

— Norf Amaruca (@FriendlyHistory) November 21, 2021

The census did that. Grouped people into categories. Why? Since 1790, they counted the population of each state get the number of delegates for the House of Representatives. Freed slaves counted as 3/5 of a representative, although they couldn’t vote.

— Duchampia (@Duchampia) November 21, 2021

Morgan Freeman's thoughts on Black History month... Imagine if there were to be a white history month, such taboo would invoke a volcano of anger among the fake delusional woke. To conquer the woke, humanity should identify ourselves as non other than just human!! pic.twitter.com/6SZCTssivL

— Ezmanuela Booth (@BoothEzmanuela) November 21, 2021

“This has nothing to do with race, it never had anything to do with race. I support BLM. [...] I'm not a racist person, I support the BLM movement, I support peacefully demonstrating. I believe there needs to be change.”

—Kyle Rittenhousehttps://t.co/fc2Tc5dZiT

— Free Black Thought (@FreeBlckThought) November 22, 2021

*His* Thanksgiving may celebrate genocide, *mine* will celebrate stuffing myself silly with friends and family. https://t.co/BNgtiWHeQS

— Carl (@HistoryBoomer) November 22, 2021

Facebook’s algorithm was problematic because it treated expressions of hatred for whites and men same as for other groups. It therefore had a “disparate impact” against minorities, which it should’ve revealed to “civil rights leaders.” https://t.co/DdWkPCy7cm pic.twitter.com/w2szU3J2Bg

— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) November 22, 2021

Facebook rejected a plan to treat speech directed against people who were “Black, Jewish, LGBTQ, Muslim or of multiple races” more harshly, another sign of their “racism.” They finally agreed though to stop automatically taking down criticisms of whites, Americans and men. pic.twitter.com/0K8n70BBom

— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) November 22, 2021

It’s clear here that Facebook was taking into account conservative considerations, but was being pushed by the media and civil rights orgs. Focusing on big tech and woke capital are a mistake, they’re all being pushed by the same people in the same direction.

— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) November 22, 2021

Conservatives feel more comfortable attacking rich white tech executives than black activists. Thus they talk about “woke capital” and “big tech” all the time but not “civil rights,” except when they’re claiming they invented the concept.

— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) November 22, 2021