Right, but my point is that — building on the argument in this article — when it's a person of color, it's about their individual culture. When it's a white dude, it's "society."

I refused (company policy) to take back a pair of jeans belonging to some guy's son. His son had, apparently, worn them to a throw mud party, and it had also been past 90 days (not that he had a receipt or anything I had to look it up using his credit card info). This was all my fault, that his son had ruined pants…

When the LA riots happened people didn't car pool to Beverly Hills and riot they stayed in South Central. I don't think it's 100% but a corollary connection could probably be established based on crime statistics.

Ever think that white privilege might get overshadowed by multiple other disadvantages in many people's lives?

how do you know that he was privileged

Claiming to not see race/gender is yeah.

Ever hear of white privilege or male privilege?

So, you must be a white dude, huh?

White dudes are the ones who feel entitled to all of the things and when someone tells them they can't have it, feel entitled to shit on that person and EVERYBODY.