"Anderson Cooper race and class in u.s. part 2"

So, I tuned in for just 20 minutes last night for Cooper's special on race and class.  There are 2 reasons why I did not watch the whole thing.  The panel kept interrupting each other which I find stressful.

But as soon as Michaela said that whites are priviledged and they are the dominant class and they don't know what it's like to be discriminated against due to their color, I  shut off the t.v.

If you have been following this blog for a tad, you know that I experienced much reverse racism in the many years I lived in Baltimore.  And, as a white, I was not the dominant race, in Baltimore City where I lived for many years.   She works for BET. Black Entertainment Television.