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CMV: Beautiful women and talented people have more privilege than being ‘white’


As title says. Rich celebrities literally get away with murder, we all know that. But after that, beautiful women have far more privilege than being white yet all I hear about is how something needs to be done about white privilege. 

Why don’t we hear more about privilege of being beautiful or having insane talents, when that privilege seems to apply to nearly everyone in that category vs being white which doesn’t apply to all white people?

Beautiful women get preferential treatment by almost every male. They get out of tickets, they can literally destroy your car or house after a break up and face no repercussions, they get hired over other people for most positions, they get free shit,  you could have the same bartender who is beautiful and on the other hand have the most charismatic person ever who gives good service and the beautiful woman will still make more tips. 

As a white male I can’t think of a single situation ever where I didn’t get less privilege than a beautiful woman, whether it was people take sides on an argument, wrong-doing, applying for a job or promotion, getting to the front of the line at a club, feeling heard and respected, etc. 

Why aren’t more people talking about this? Why isn’t more being done to spread awareness? It seems like I’ll see people lecturing me online or have social situations where my ‘white privilege’ is a problem on a routine basis, but for some reason I don’t see more people standing up to beautiful women and letting them know they aren’t getting preferential treatment just for being beautiful, or more people online spreading awareness on this issue.
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Even assuming your argument is correct...what beauty standards are you talking about? Because a lot of our modern day beauty standards tends to favor white people. Lighter skinned black people are considered more beautiful than darker skinned black people. Stereotypically black facial features are considered ugly in comparison to stereotypically white facial features. 'White' hair is considered more beautiful than 'black' hair.

Even assuming your premise is accurate it still means that white people have privilege because white women are more likely to be considered beautiful.