This is exactly why I put in the last sentence of the previous post, because you aren't thinking about this the right way. You really do think of things in black and white - no pun intended. No offence intended really either, but it's true.
The people who don't understand it or understand it but don't relate to it are millions of people in society whose minds you need to change to achieve societal change in terms of racial equality.
If a term throws up barriers to people understanding racial injustice (see the term works) then it's not helpful. You can't just blame people for not understanding "white privilege" and say the problem is all on them, because you ultimately achieve nothing in terms of the actual cause. If the phrase isn't working, don't use it, change it.
It's basically a propaganda war mate. Not everyone who is against BLM is a bunch of mindless Geordie nationalist drunks. There's a load of people who are simply ambivelent and need coaxing. Telling them they have "white privilege" is going to be met with blank looks from a hell of a lot of people who don't identify their lives with the word "privilege" in any way, shape or form.
