It is counter-productive, destructive even, to frame the discussion in terms of "white (or male) privilege".

It is done deliberately to shame people in the mainstream of society, and to justify taking away what has been framed as "privileges", rather than asking what can be done to ensure everyone has access to what should be baseline conditions.

This approach is as backwards as saying healthy people are "privileged" to be healthy. Good health should be the norm, it is being unhealthy that is the problem, and to ensure everyone is healthy is a better strategy than blaming the healthy for having the privilege of health.

Europe, for a complex variety of historical and geographic reasons that can't be summarized in a few paragraphs, a few centuries ago produced a culture and economy that eventually provided unprecedented prosperity for most of its population, and for that of the rest of the world that adopted key features of it. That is nothing to be ashamed of, on the contrary.