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Slack.com slash DHQ. There's been a lot of talk recently about white privilege, and many

of you may have been wondering, what is white privilege? Probably not, but I'm going to

tell you anyway. White privilege is when liberals have so few problems that they have the

privilege of sitting around complaining about white privilege. You can see white privilege

in the liberal arts departments of left-wing universities, for example. At these universities,

there are college professors who don't have to know about anything but their own opinions

and who can't lose their jobs because they have tenure. These people have it so easy

that the only thing they can think to complain about is white privilege. That's white privilege.

But you may ask, if white privilege means having it so easy that all you have to complain

about is white privilege, can black people have white privilege too? Oh, absolutely. Say

you're a black actor who makes a freaking fortune on TV by showing up for a few hours every

week, dressing up as a poor person and reading lines someone wrote for you about how white

people have white privilege. You now have so few problems in life that you not only have

the white privilege to complain about white privilege, you have even more white privilege

than a white person with white privilege because you're black, so you also have the white

privilege of never being accused of having white privilege. Many black people, of course,

do not have white privilege. These are black people who live in cities run by liberals.

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