Perhaps a more accurate characterization instead of specifically being white, having an <attribute> of the dominant category of people in a culture (I'm using t

Perhaps a more accurate characterization instead of specifically being white, having an <attribute> of the dominant category of people in a culture (I'm using the word culture broadly, there are cases in which I do not think white males are the dominant nor revered category). When you have a dominant group of people that share an attribute, I think anchoring and other cognitive biases will always play an influential role. > Seen it many times. Not sure if being intentionally humorous here, but I think it's funny regardless!