Yes, I’ve realized “white privilege” actually means “white accomplishment” (both collectively and for individuals today) - and for the non-whites who use the term, it is an assumption of racial superiority of whites.
Many have given up on keeping up; the phrase “white privilege” is their white flag. Now they’ll sit back and excuse their underperformance/lack of performance.
It's actually much simpler than that.
Even before accomplishment, "white privilege" means "white work ethic."
That's why it's an attempt to turn the language around from "acting white," which was black-on-black peer pressure to under-perform, into "white privilege," which makes the under-performers into victims.
-PJ