"Love people who are in the top 1% of 1% in the world telling people are they disadvantaged."
"I don't think she said she hadn't experienced it, she said she didn't understand / wasn't able to define some of her life experiences. Now she does and speaks out she feels supressed when she speaks out."
Obviously neither of you have never experienced the intergenerational effects of colonialism and current racist attitudes. Whilst I was not there, nor even my grandparents, I still see and experience the division established by colonial settlers on my ancestors lands and entitlement created for whites/Europeans (I'm Maori btw) in every area of education, employment, land use, media representation or lack thereof, traditions and culture, and the list goes on.