I'm talking about more in the contemporary North American Sense, maybe the last odd 100 to 200 years or so.

Feminism, MeToo, DEI, The Suffragette Movement, etc.

Even Anti-Transgenderism because White Women were experiencing unwanted exposure to Transgender genitals (not necessarily rape but primarily exhibitionism (intentional, or not), and voyeurism), and getting beat in female sports.

Not saying other people can't benefit, or change society but it seems to me that disproportionately White Woman benefit the most in our contemporary society.

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You mean like Martin Luther King?

Yeah but that only happened after white women got the ability to vote.

So in a way rights for black Americans piggybacked off of that as an excuse.

If The Suffragette movement didn't exist there's a high probability that African-Americans would still be where they were 80+ years ago today, and in a way they still kind of are.

Technically speaking, Black people are worse off today than they were 80+ years because government targeting of inner cities with drugs, economic chocking, and welfare programs has devastated African-Americans.

Blacks of the past were more resilient, united, and stronger back then but now they have a poor mindset, have lots of problems in their communities, and are very soft now.

I don't know, it seems some voting legislation regarding race predated the Suffragette movement by 50 or so years...

https://www.carnegie.org/our-work/article/voting-rights-timeline/

Maybe safer to say it's when white women get pissed off, except when it's something else?