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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsA great illustration of "privilege"
/Note that no one who got a head start did anything wrong to get their privilege or is a bad person because of it. But it's important for them to recognize its existence, how they benefit from it and how it negatively impacts those who don't have it.
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A great illustration of "privilege" (Original Post)
EffieBlack
Jan 2019
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dsc
(52,155 posts)1. link doesn't work for me
I presume it is an issue of the privacy setting of the post in question.
EffieBlack
(14,249 posts)2. I just edited it with a new link
Bettie
(16,089 posts)3. This is one of my favorite examples of this
it shows clearly how the privileged (generally) haven't done anything wrong, but their privilege isn't due to anything they've actually DONE either.
But boy howdy, does this enrage conservative white dudes if posted on Facebook!
mokawanis
(4,440 posts)4. Powerful video, EffieBlack
Thank you for posting this.