But that is a large part of the problem. A movie or TV show is allowed to be challenging, but at a time where more and more people are feeling marginalize for being white this title seems to intentionally play into this devisive situation.

It could easily be a very thought provoking show but it has chosen to use a term that is triggering for a lot of people. There are a lot of white people who cannot understand the idea of white privilege because their personal experience has not been one of obvious privilege.

We live in a time where race relations are so damaged that the fascist subculture has managed to rebrand themselves from neo-nazi scum to the Alt-Right. And when things like this happen where a show, on the back of the mtv controversy, paints an initial narrative via it's title you make it easier for people in the alt right to sway the average middle class white American, who I don't believe to be actually racist so much as truely ignorant to the notion of systematic white privilege.

When a person who happens to be white and has otherwise struggled all their life to make ends meet hears constantly from so many sources that he is privileged and is presented with media bite after media bite about how they by definition are a large part of the problem it makes listening to Alt Right garbage ideas all the easier because they are the only people who are openly telling this demographic that it's okay to be them.