until this crime looked and said that's not sexist, that's not part of it, that is part of why the police, as you said, the family tried to get help for elliot rodger and they walked away saying he's courteous, he's polite. part of it is because of this white masculinity and white privilege. >> entitlement. >> exactly. and part of it is because media have not given the warning signs to know. we need to change the systemic -- >> and the other -- the only one other thing i want to add in here is so i am in agreement with you around the ways in which race privilege, gender privilege and class privilege operate for this particular shooter. when we think about the problem, for example, of black male violence, we almost exclusively think about that violence as it is enacted on other black men, primarily through kind of urban street violence. we almost never talk about black male violence vis-a-vis black women's bodies. what we know is all races of people except for native american women are most likely to be victimized by people