that you are some kind of threat. it doesn't matter if you're a woman, if you're young, if you are old. it's just a state of -- >> here's the wordy was looking for. it's entitled. you're entitled to call the police on someone because you feel uncomfortable. you're entitled to do this because you think that you have some sort of authority in society that everybody should have the same authority in society. >> it's unfortunate. we can't use terms like white privilege without a lot of white guilt and white angst. >> we need to get over that. we need to stop whispering when we say white and black. when we say privilege, we have to say those things. >> this is what privilege looks like. it means i pickup the phone and call the cops on you really for no good reason -- >> the cops come and demand -- >> in this moment. >> according to yale police, the statement, bakari, lola day computer had a computer, books and notebooks in addition to a blanket and a pillow on the couch. why would anyone think she wasn't a student there? and i imagine you would have to