I agree 100 percent. Its economical privilege. I lived in rural Ohio which everyone is addicted to drugs and live in a rotting, falling down trailer. Which is 90+ percent white. Ive traveled and seen many more of that of white communities and them living in the same conditions. I dont believe it can ever be "white privilege", if you have common sense it would be considered economical privilege. Black and whites and many other races live in horrible conditions and I have seen way too much of it. It isnt one person is better than the other, it's literally the rich vs the poor. Being poor and not privileged doesnt discriminate, anyone can go through it.