Question

what is white privilege?
long - term emotional impact from a distressing event
institutions that help the ruling class maintain control
the adaptation of colonizer culture by colonized people
unacknowledged social advantages experienced by white individuals

Explanation:

White privilege refers to the unacknowledged social advantages that white individuals experience in a society structured to benefit them. It is not about individual intent but about systemic and societal structures. The first option refers to trauma, the second to institutions of control (like Marxian concepts), the third to acculturation (like in colonial contexts). The fourth option correctly defines white privilege as unacknowledged social advantages for whites.

Answer:

Unacknowledged social advantages experienced by white individuals.