It's interesting how people will talk about the statistical differences between white and black people and insist that there is white privilege, yet none of these people will apply that same line of reasoning when it comes to male and female statistical differences. Men experience poverty, homeless, imprisonment, suicide, drug addiction, and violence at higher rates, but they're privileged? I'm certain that the 'privileges' of being a woman outweighs that of being a man.

I'd like to state that I don't like forming judgments on somebody based on their identity, but I dislike the inconsistency in how the logic is applied. I believe in evaluating people individually, and that these judgments based on being a member of a 'privileged' group are prejudices.