"white privilege" is just a term to coup out of the economic slavery that liberals/progressives in power put upon their constituencies. Call it what it is. The democratic party needs to enable minorities in particular by creating middle class opportunity through deep education entrenchments in lower income enclaves - aka. inner cities. This isn't 1963 anymore. We are WELL past that, so if someone uses this term one more time ... you are just validating that you fail to motivate yourself around your situation. We all deal with them, so be of the belief you go around them, not over. To me ... Democrats to not serve me ... let alone their own base.
Thank, God ... the world doesn't work like this. Grabbing my coffee and going to my privileged position as an American .... just because I'm white shouldn't be held against me. Stop calling me "white privilege". It shows you have no lack of motivation to work yourself AROUND a problem, vs. pointing at things of barrier. The tech industry SOLVES problems, not creates them.
If you recall, Kickstarter changed it's status to a charity type organization ... ergo, invest at your own risk. Also ... it was basically facilitating fraud, if they didn't. Hopefully you can see the conflict of interest that Kickstarter started to get funk from, by basically creating a fronting for money laundering opportunities. Kickstarter is basically turning into Fleabay and pro-crime vs. pro-startup. Kind of sad, actually.
Buck the fuck up, dude. Like nobody else in the world has been fired before. Seriously, it's the fiber of someone is made not by what they are, but what they do when adverse conditions occur to them. You have a wife (and kids?) to support, provide for, and be capable of taking a situation like this and getting on with it. This world is unforgiving. Google is not the only game in town and if you have talent, you will find another job. Also, finish your degree so you so you can at least show you've moved past this part of your life with conviction. Make things whole, not rip them apart.