There are a lot of wrong assumptions, like "White privilege"
I have no idea what that means because I have never had any such privilege. The 1% of the population have it, it means they go to Oxford, or Cambridge, or Eton, so I find the phrase offensive. The biggest problem isn't white and black, Its Rich and Poor. The reason is simple:
If you are Rich it doesn't matter whether you are white or Black you can do whatever you want. Doors open, and you can even pay people to open the doors for you. I am amazed how there is talk of us in the UK having serious Racial issues when every time you watch TV there are Black folks doing the interviews, reporting, and even hosting talk shows about Black issues. Do they have Black privilege? because I wouldn't stand a dogs chance of getting that job, and I can talk my way around anywhere. However, you often find that whether Black or white they went to good schools, and had rich or famous relatives. The problem is Rich and poor, Not black or white. Even during the slave trade (which I am sure we all agree was disgusting) the majority of white people themselves were slaves to Rich White people.