“White privilege” just comes across as an insult. That itself can cause resentment. People need to STOP seeing color. It doesn’t help either side and people need to just see a person. We all know there is discrimination and racism and there likely always be. That will never fully be eliminated no matter how far we try and go. All this violence is not helping anything.
I think if "white privilege" comes across as insulting to you, and I'm assuming you're white?, maybe it's something from your conscience. As a white person myself, I know I gain privilege from that. Watch the video JetsWillFly4Ever posted. As a white person, I never have to worry about being out and randomly worrying for my life just because of how I look. I know I don't have to worry about my skin colour affecting my job opportunities.
"People need to STOP seeing color." I think that's wrong now. Here's an article about a wrestler, Cody Rhodes, who's married to Brandi, who is black:
Wrestler Cody Rhodes made an incredible speech about diversity that has gone viral | JOE.co.uk
"I am in an interracial marriage and I have learned a lot that I would have never known," Cody told reporters. "I told Brandi one time that I don’t see colour and she said 'well, then you don’t see my experience'".
"And I thought, 'oh, you can't just say that'. You need to be able to see that experience, or at least understand it."
I used to think similar to you in that sentiment of not seeing colour but in order to understand someone's perspective, we can't ignore things like colour. Like you said, there may very well be discrimination and racism for a long, long time, and if we choose to "not see colour" then we're turning a blind eye to that.