> If you belong to a culture or country that was founded by a particular ethnic group, I would expect that to be true, so long as the majority population is tha

> If you belong to a culture or country that was founded by a particular ethnic group, I would expect that to be true, so long as the majority population is that ethnicity. And what about women from your particular ethnic group? Just because things went like they did historically doesn’t mean we cannot acknowledge that some people have an edge over others. > Even if they're statistically doing better on average than some other groups in some cases, it could mean that tens of millions are suffering with no help and no support. That’s a fair point, if we’re talking about general care and crisis response. The topic has been career advancement and employee support however, and a white male in the USA or Europe already has all the odds in their favour. A support group for white men to help each other with the burden of being a white man is therefore, frankly, pretty ridiculous.