still waiting for examples of black privileged.
What is it about the examples I gave that you don’t see as privilege?
and then there is institutionalized racism
Examples?
But i asked how does society as a whole discriminate against you?
Society as a whole doesn’t discriminate against anybody.
again i asked what discrimination exactly do you have to deal with
What type of examples are you looking for?
If it shouldn't matter why did you take such offense at the suggestion that black people go first?
The same reason you (and I) would take offense at the suggest that white people should go first.
What racism do you routinely deal with?
I am not white, but a friend of mine is and he has long hair, lots of tatoos, and drives a harley. He has stories of harassment from the cops, and treatment as if he were a Hells Angel gang member. Another guy I know has male pattern baldness, and lots of tattoos so he shaves his head. He is afraid to wear black because people assume he is a skin head.
institutionalized not institutions
How are you defining the difference? I define institutional racism as the following:
In order for there to be institutional racism, the institution itself, must be created in such a manner that the institution will remain racist no matter the person(s) holding positions within it. Consider the scenario of a racist police department;
In short -- If you are given free reign to remove all officers within that jurisdiction, and replace them with a new group of people, hand chosen by you; would said racism remain?
If removing / replacing the variables from the system, in this case the officers, would cleanse the system of racism, then institutional racism does not exist. However, if you remove / replace all variables within the system with new variables known to be non-corrupt from the systems intention (in this case if you replace all cops with people known to not be racist), yet the system remains corrupt (racist here), then institutional racism exists.
This is how I define institutional racism; do you agree or do you define it differently?