A white males privilege when they are doing something white male privilege-ly.

I mean, is it stereotyping to say white people need to recognize their privilege?


or coming at it more straightforwardly:

I often see how black people, or even black men more specifically, engage in the same sort of behavior that I often see white people criticized for, when blackness isn't the issue (memba that black male privilege post?).

Is that observation stereotyping? If so I might be okay with stereotyping sometimes.






>right?
>
>"tend to"?
>
>c'mon b
>
>black men tend to be lazy
>black men tend to abandon their kids and be poor fathers when
>they don't
>black men tend to be homophobic
>black men tend to hate women
>
>dont' say it, then hedge it with "I scan see that" in the
>*same post* where you're defending against using slurs against
>white women
>
>


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