I know you weren't replying to me but I've said 'they don't understand it's even worse for a black woman'...obviously meaning feminists who cannot see the difference with how it does affect black women...
but I am white and will never understand either so I apologise because that sounded as if I know what black women go through and I do not and never will - I only know from what others have told me what they have experienced and I absolutely believe them. And also what I've read and what I have seen with my own eyes in videos. But really I just believe people when they tell me about something that I can never truly understand.
That was my point but I worded it badly.
I see my white privilege. I've spoken to my children about white privilege. When I watched the Emmett Till film with my DS (15) he was horrified naturally, and I explained this would never have happened to him because of his skin colour.
While I obviously don't know any better than any other white person, the reason this post has gotten to me so much is people are not even trying to hide their ignorance. People with experience are literally telling you 'this is our experience, this is my experience' and so many are saying 'nope, I know better'.
I mean WTF? If you can't even attempt to educate yourself, you're not educating your children and on and on it goes.