White vs Black Privilege?

The term black privilege has rung many alarms throughout the black community. It makes you really question if the black community has gained a lot of privileges since our civil rights? Because we have a months worth celebration of our history we are very much more privileged than any other race…a months worth of celebration? It is believed that "In America you can't even talk about whiteness, If you try to embrace being white, you are portrayed as being racist. If we had a white history month, that would be viewed as a racist holiday. "
It is agreed that if the white community were to have a month for their race that it would be considered racist this is only because white HISTORY stems from racism. Once upon a time white people owned black people so this would easily be looked upon as racist. Does this come across as black people

  having a privilege? Think for yourself, African Americans as a community have came from so much and many things that contribute to the progression that put us where we are today. Caucasians also have a lot to celebrate but their holidays are equally distributed throughout the year in almost each month. Black privilege is a highly questionable term, it should be phrased into Black celebration. African Americans are able to continuously celebrate their race without it being portrayed as racist…Being Black from an American view will never be seen as a privilege.