OK, so how do you propose not ignoring this issue ? Make every white person pay a tax for past injustices committed by some of the white people with eager participation by some of the black people over 200 years ago ? How dwelling on this helps black people ? There's a world of difference between "never forget and never let it repeat" and looking for the guilty sides generations after the fact.
You complain about "white privilege"... how come that there's no "white privilege" when it comes to Indians, Chinese, Pakistanis, many - probably the majority - of Hispanics who are US citizens ? How come that Indians and Orientals dominate high-tech, science and medical fields - do you think their parents came to the US with suitcases filled with gold ? No sir, most were dirt poor when they got here, and barely spoke English or knew anything about the life here - they started off in a worse place than you. Look at what they've achieved with determination, family support, and emphasis on education.
The Jews were excluded from most major professions until well into the XX century. Very few major corporations would hire them. Major hotel chains wouldn't let them rent rooms until 1940s. The Irish were treated like trash in XIX century. The Chinese were brought here and used as slaves - literally - for the West Coast railroad construction in the late XIX century, when black slavery was gone. They had no rights and were working for food. Look at the Chinese community of California now. The White Privilege seems to be an exclusively black thing.
The secret to success in the US is hard work, education, family support, determination, ability to set the goals and make personal sacrifices to get there, if you're a well educated black person with good attitude I can guarantee you that at most companies, especially the larger ones, you have a better chance for promotion than any white male with same credentials. And you have better chances to get accepted in top colleges. The real problem is not outside the black community, not anymore. Sorry.