I don't disagree, but I do think it's important to realize that white privilege based on being white has largely evaporated, being replaced with de facto white privilege based on socioeconomic standing. If you are the child of a successful black heart surgeon, your opportunities are immensely greater and your life immensely easier than that of the child of a white crack whore. To the extent that white privilege still exists in important areas, I think it is largely because blacks are on average at a lower economic level. I would not disagree that this is because of past white privilege though. Slavery obviously leaves one unprepared for life as a free person, and beyond that, the whole point of segregation, Jim Crow laws, white-only education, etc. was to produce and maintain white privilege. That has been abolished for half a century now, so we're still seeing its lingering effects plus new factors. Ironic, but some of the things designed to help people, like welfare, also have very bad negative effects. Other things simply take a generation or two to work themselves out - blacks are no longer barred from any schools (and sometimes even get preferential admission) but that doesn't help one's parents pay for those schools, nor give them the money to pay tuition. That's a generational climb that takes good decisions and a lot of hard work, and we've seen that it isn't easy to shorten this process. To the extent that blacks embrace education and hard work within the system, they will prosper. To the extent that blacks reject embrace education and hard work within the system, they will not prosper. There's a name for that club; it's called everybody.
Other areas are typically more irritants than obstacles, like more difficulty getting a cab or getting lower tips (including from blacks) as a server or bartender.