To say that white people are "colored white," is to underscore that:

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The statement underscores that white people, like all racial groups, are situated within a racial structure that affects their lives, that the category of "whiteness" has been socially and historically constructed, and that being white often comes with structural privileges that are considered normal or default, without being recognized as a form of racial identity.

To Say That White People Are "Colored White," Is to Underscore