I seriously doubt whites have an entirely ego and victim based concept of "discrimination".

From other white people.

Esp. from those white people richer, come from a better neighborhood, and/or those with more social capital than them.

Of course, that's not what what the average "white people are being discriminated against" white person thinks or is supposed to think though, right?

Here's an experiment for any fellow white people who think discrimination against them is coming from 'below' them (From one of 'those' people, the ones right wing media tells you to be afraid of)... Find a notice telling you that you've been passed over for some job especially if it was one you felt qualified for. Is it written in Spanish? How many times does it say "Allahu Ackbar" or "Not hiring you because Black Luves Matter"?

There's your problem right there.

I am white and I think that this claim is stupid

If I was asked “Have you ever experienced discrimination?” I would have to say yes.

If I was asked,”Do you face racial discrimination?” the answer would be no.

Like all surveys the truth or lack of truth stems from the quality of the methodology.

There are whites out there that believe that blacks and Hispanics are lucky duckies.

But, as the article notes, most cannot point to any real examples.

I know I have experienced age discrimination. But I don’t think I lost out to a minority. I lose out to younger, college educated white males or females.

But it's not like it's been widespread or pervasive.

At least that's not my perception.

What next?