“For a mother, white privilege means your heart doesn’t hit your throat when your kids walk out the door. It means you don’t worry that the cops will shoot your sons.
It carries another burden instead. White privilege means that if you don’t school your sons about it, if you don’t insist on its reality and call out oppression, your sons may become something terrifying.
Your sons may become the shooters.”
Visit the Full Article: A Mother’s White Privilege
From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins, MSW, LLMSW
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