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This is another one of those doodles I made that has me trying to try and get inside the mind of the woke. In this case, guessing at their views on white male privilege.

If you ever heard about it, it's the belief that, despite how far we've come towards how we treat non-whites, there's still a lot of ways that they discriminate against anyone who isn't one of them. I take this to mean things like...

-Why the richer communities seem to have a more predominantly Caucasian population, whereas non-Caucasian people seem largely relegated to poorer parts of town.

-Why Caucasians seem to have an easier time climbing the corporate ladder that non-Caucasians.

-Why the police force is seemingly less active in seeking a missing non-white, whereas they immediately spring into action when a white person foes missing.

-Why non-Caucasians seem to be targeted more by the police than Caucasians.

Now, I will state that, as a society, non-whites and women have MANY more freedoms now than they did in the days before the Civil Rights Movement. Women can hold more jobs than nurse, teacher, and secretary. Non-whites no longer have to give up their seats on the bus or use different bathrooms from white people. In general, things are pretty good for them. However, because of this, a lot of people think that anytime the woke complain about or bring up anything they see as a microaggression against non-whites, these people will just see them as narcissistic opportunists who just want to be seen as morally superior, but just end up exposing their own prejudices. Obviously, the world is full of people like that, who end up doing more harm to social justice movements than actual good. However, that's not to say that there aren't still injustices going on against non-whites even today, like all the ones listed above.

Once, in 2019, I watched a documentary about how police officers in New York actually have arrest quotas they have to meet. They tend to target Black and Latino people, and then seem to agitate them, and then use their reactions as an excuse to arrest them. Why? For cheap prison labour. This is a loophole in the system that allows slavery to persist in a legal manner.

But I digress. White Male Privilege is something that a lot of the woke banty about in their circles about supposed injustices still persisting against non-whites (as of the date this is being typed). And, well, a lot of the opposition are quick to dismiss such claims as complete bunk. I haven't seen the woke try to retort to his, but this became my idea of what they would think of the claim "white male privilege isn't real" if they would ever respond. Namely, I believe they would think that any white man who says there's no such thing as white male privilege is either oblivious to it when it's right in front of them, or they're lying through their teeth.

I could go on, but I'm running out of things to say. I also apologize if the colours for the clothes are unusual. I tried my best to go with colours that I didn't think looked silly.

Well, anyway, be sure to comment if you like it.

Description
This is another one of those doodles I made that has me trying to try and get inside the mind of the woke. In this case, guessing at their views on white male privilege.

If you ever heard about it, it's the belief that, despite how far we've come towards how we treat non-whites, there's still a lot of ways that they discriminate against anyone who isn't one of them. I take this to mean things like...

-Why the richer communities seem to have a more predominantly Caucasian population, whereas non-Caucasian people seem largely relegated to poorer parts of town.

-Why Caucasians seem to have an easier time climbing the corporate ladder that non-Caucasians.

-Why the police force is seemingly less active in seeking a missing non-white, whereas they immediately spring into action when a white person foes missing.

-Why non-Caucasians seem to be targeted more by the police than Caucasians.

Now, I will state that, as a society, non-whites and women have MANY more freedoms now than they did in the days before the Civil Rights Movement. Women can hold more jobs than nurse, teacher, and secretary. Non-whites no longer have to give up their seats on the bus or use different bathrooms from white people. In general, things are pretty good for them. However, because of this, a lot of people think that anytime the woke complain about or bring up anything they see as a microaggression against non-whites, these people will just see them as narcissistic opportunists who just want to be seen as morally superior, but just end up exposing their own prejudices. Obviously, the world is full of people like that, who end up doing more harm to social justice movements than actual good. However, that's not to say that there aren't still injustices going on against non-whites even today, like all the ones listed above.

Once, in 2019, I watched a documentary about how police officers in New York actually have arrest quotas they have to meet. They tend to target Black and Latino people, and then seem to agitate them, and then use their reactions as an excuse to arrest them. Why? For cheap prison labour. This is a loophole in the system that allows slavery to persist in a legal manner.

But I digress. White Male Privilege is something that a lot of the woke banty about in their circles about supposed injustices still persisting against non-whites (as of the date this is being typed). And, well, a lot of the opposition are quick to dismiss such claims as complete bunk. I haven't seen the woke try to retort to his, but this became my idea of what they would think of the claim "white male privilege isn't real" if they would ever respond. Namely, I believe they would think that any white man who says there's no such thing as white male privilege is either oblivious to it when it's right in front of them, or they're lying through their teeth.

I could go on, but I'm running out of things to say. I also apologize if the colours for the clothes are unusual. I tried my best to go with colours that I didn't think looked silly.

Well, anyway, be sure to comment if you like it.