Trust me, I know what you're trying to say. But the root of the problem isn't really "white privilege". It's a struggle between those who have the wealth (and want more of it) and those who don't have anything. A "privilege" nonetheless, but not just limited to a single color.
It's clear that you don't know how things work in this world. Rich people are rich for a reason - and poor people are poor for a reason. You are WAY off the mark as to why. You seem to think that the rich have the same attitude towards the poor as the poor do towards the rich, and that there is some epic battle going on between them. Yes many poor people are jealous and hate the rich and would do anything in their limited power to bring them down. But they only want to bring them down to make themselves feel better. Poor people seem to think that rich people hate them as well because why else would they be so selfish with their money? They must be trying to keep them down, right? Wrong!
You stated that the rich don't give a damn about the poor. That is very true but you stated that they are trying to hide that fact because they know that if all the poor communities discovered that fact, they would come after them for their "injustice" (whatever that means), they would have a fight that they couldn't win.
That is a total silly conspiracy nutjob theory.
OK, I'll concede that politicians care about what their voters think of them, and if they really don't care about the poor, that they would want to keep that a secret. But not because they are worried about people charging up the hill with pitch forks and torches.
But 'rich politicians' only make up a miniscule fraction of a percentage of all rich people. The truth is that there are things called laws, police, and most importantly, enough intelligent clear thinking people to keep that from ever happening.
The root of the problem is that most poor people are poor because they have the wrong attitude, and they refuse to change it. They think that rich people are simply lucky and that they achieved their riches easily or to the detriment of others. They sit on their asses and wonder when their luck will strike. They hate their boss at work even though that boss started at the lowest rung of the ladder and busted his ass in the trenches for decades to get where he is. But the poor worker doesn't see that. They only see the fruit, not the labor. And they wonder where their fruit is.
Some poor people refuse to accept the power of networking. They see a boss befriend a certain guy at work, next thing you know he is the one they promote. All the poor people call him a "suck-up." They say they will never stoop to that level. Most likely it is because they have a deep rooted hatred for those people because they are "rich". Instead, the poor befriend people that are as poor or poorer than they are. It makes them feel better about themselves. It makes them feel powerful. What they end up with is a horrible network of people with no credibility. You can't count on any of them to do anything. Some of them will fuck you over the first chance they get, or at the very least take advantage of you whenever they can.
You can always tell when a poor person is going somewhere when they ditch all their loser friends. They call him a "sell-out."
I call it "Giving yourself a promotion."
To summarize - you don't need to start out in life rich to make it. You don't need to be white, and you don't need to have rich parents or be lucky. You need to learn the REAL reason rich people are rich, and don't listen to the loser poor people that blame the rich or the white man for keeping us down. Start building a network of people of GOOD character, that you can count on. And do it early. Be a person THEY can count on. You need credibility. You need to do things for them so that they owe you. Good friends that do the right things can be very powerful in times of need. You don't get these things when you have poor friends or are a douchbag yourself. Recognize the opportunities and pounce on them.
I wish I learned this stuff growing up.