Hello, Privilege. It's me, Chelsea

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

She’s genuine in her attempts to question her privileges as a white woman, and documents her journey with the hope that she can help other white people 1) come to acknowledge their own privilege, 2) begin educating themselves, and 3) combat racism themselves and help alleviate the burden that has always been on people of color.

The funny thing about being a person in another country watching this and then coming to read the reviews is the amount of butthurt and victimization of some of the white people who immediately see this as an attack on whiteness, the people speaking were actually providing statistics on real manifestations of white privilege in America but apparently some of you all are too dense to understand the invisible cloud of privilege surrounding you. The Documentary is not an attack on whiteness nor is it an individual example of how some whites have some sort of special treatment. Learn to watch a documentary, jfc.

More liberal trash from the self-righteous, hypocritical Hollywood garbage heap.

I can't believe I actually watched this entire, race-baiting film. In this case the race-baiting is a verbal attack on white people (because, of course, Chelsea, and others who appear in this film, believe ALL white people are racist. I am seriously considering canceling my Netflix subscription because the company apparently condones this nonsense.

What sets out to help actually hurts racial divides. This an a completely insensitive take what Chelsea BELIEVES is true for everyone but just happens to be true to herself. Her ill attempt to be WOKE gives me another reason to cancel Netflix once The Office leaves.