re: Bryan Cranston claims "white blindness" after turning down director role

Look, I like him as an actor. The series Your Honor is good. I liked him in Argo and I hope he has some more good roles, but this whole white privilege shite is horse shite.

it's a term created by a white woman named Robin DiAngelo who has made a lot of money writing about white privilege. She made an arse ton of money during the pandemic when her book "White Fragility" became so popular (its like the netflix show the Tiger King, its fricking trash, but because people had nothing else to do people watched it, it became trending on social media and it just took off from there).

I understand blacks were held back. Slavery then after slavery they still didn't have the same rights. They had to start their own universities with less money than whites could get to start universities, etc.. It sucks yeah, but its not my fault or the fault of anyone living today.

I can't recall one time in my life where I felt like being race gave me an upper edge on something.

In today's world no one is truly holding anyone back. Does that mean racism is gone? No, I am sure their are small companies that might prefer to hire certain people, but that's not just white small businesses.

And for these people to inaccurately acknowledge their "white privilege" the more validation they give to the woman I mentioned above who has made millions writing about this shite.