White privilege isn't about what your advantages are - it's a theory that states that, no matter where you fall in the socio-economic strata, there is inherently a bias that works to the advantage of a white person and the disadvantage of a person of color.
Would you mind explaining where my advantage kicks in for me specifically? I already explained how I get fewer opportunities then those people who are classified as "minority's". Do you think it matters to me in the slightest that there are many successful straight white males? Do you think it matters to me in the slightest what wrongs are happening to others, when my societal oppression is largely ignored? I temporarily worked in the financial aid department of a local community college and helped others find scholarships that were completely unavailable to me including people in the LGBT community and racial minorities.
What is my truth is that the so-called "privilege" is not worth the inherent lack of opportunities for a poor, underprivileged, straight, white male.