Ben Shapiro is calling out false claims about “white privilege,” saying it’s a fake concept pushed by the left to divide Americans. He argues that no policy in America legally favors white people today and that equality under the law treats everyone the same. Liberals use this term to blame all white people for past sins instead of focusing on individual merit.
Shapiro points to affirmative action as proof the system often works against white applicants. He says white kids face real challenges too—from poverty to family breakdown—but the left ignores these to keep pushing victimhood narratives. The idea that white success is automatic is a lie meant to hurt hardworking families.
Progressives, including corporate woke trains like at Google, label common sense as “white supremacy.” A recent anti-racism program linked Shapiro to racism just for using facts in arguments—a clear attempt to silence truth. These programs attack free speech and basic logic, replacing them with guilt trips for being white.
Shapiro says identity politics is corrupting our discussions. Instead of debating policies, the left says white people can’t understand minorities’ struggles, which is un-American. Real solutions come when we treat people as individuals, not race-based groups.
Conservatives are fighting back against this divisive ideology. They reject the idea that your skin color defines your fate. America was built on the idea that anyone can succeed with hard work—no matter their background.
The left’s obsession with “white privilege” doesn’t help minorities or unite the country. It only fuels resentment and undermines the American dream. Shapiro warns this toxic idea must be defeated to protect our freedoms.
Real privilege is about opportunity, not skin color. Americans should judge each other on character, not race. Shapiro’s message is clear: stop blaming individuals for systemic failures and focus on policies that empower everyone.
The fight against “white privilege” nonsense isn’t over. Conservatives will keep standing up for truth, meritocracy, and the belief that every American deserves a fair shot—regardless of race. Backlash will keep growing until this destructive concept fades away.
