All human beings are the same in terms of genes. Given the historical context, it is more difficult yet not impossible for a black man or woman to become president. Becoming president is obviously an extremely rare accomplishment that few men and women of any race will ever achieve. Despite being white, someone like me could never be president anyway so I would not use this accomplishment to prove or disprove white privilege. Besides, Barack Obama was the first black president of a major western democracy in a country that some of you swear is irredeemably racist. The better question is how much opportunity the average person has for upward social mobility.
Which system is better? Before you reply, you may want to know that
one in five potential migrants would like to move to the U.S., a highly racist, sexist, and xenophobic country, according to many people in this thread.
I am well-aware of the dictionary definition of "inherent advantages possessed by a white person on the basis of their race in a society characterized by racial inequality and injustice", but I still stand by my opinion that the term is bogus which explains why it is not taught in public schools. I do understand that the far left has been attempting to indoctrinate the public with pseudo science such as white privilege and the 1619 Project.
