[[File:Ed Buck Adam Schiff.jpg|right|300px|thumb|'''White Privilege:''' House Intelligence Committee chair [[Adam Schiff]] {left} with longtime Schiff megadonor Ed Buck (right). Buck was finally arrested and charged after a third gay [[African American]] man overdosed on [[methamphetamine]] in his home. The first two died and Democrat prosecutors never filed any charges.<ref>https://www.thedailybeast.com/democratic-donor-ed-buck-accused-of-human-trafficking-and-revenge-porn-court-docs?ref=home</ref>]]
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[[File:Ed Buck Adam Schiff.jpg|right|300px|thumb|'''White Privilege:''' House Intelligence Committee chair [[Adam Schiff]] {left} with longtime Schiff megadonor Ed Buck (right). Buck was finally arrested and charged after a third gay [[African American]] man overdosed on [[methamphetamine]] in his home. The first two died and [[Democrat]] prosecutors never filed any charges.<ref>https://www.thedailybeast.com/democratic-donor-ed-buck-accused-of-human-trafficking-and-revenge-porn-court-docs?ref=home</ref>]]
'''"White Privilege"''' is the alleged body of special favors, in law and custom, that white people have by virtue of being white in [[America]] and other societies.
'''"White Privilege"''' is the alleged body of special favors, in law and custom, that white people have by virtue of being white in [[America]] and other societies.
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==Sen. Elizabeth Warren==
==Sen. Elizabeth Warren==
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[[Democrat]]ic presidential hopeful Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] rejected the notion of white privilege when she [[cultural appropriation|appropriated the cultural identity]] of [[Native American]]s to gain access to [[affirmative action]] programs. Warren boast's of being [[Harvard]] Law School's first "Woman of Color."
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[[Democratic party]] presidential hopeful Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] rejected the notion of white privilege when she [[cultural appropriation|appropriated the cultural identity]] of [[Native American]]s to gain access to [[affirmative action]] programs. Warren boast's of being [[Harvard]] Law School's first "Woman of Color."