When you hear the word 'privilege' used in conversations online, it's generally used with a context of it being a ____ thing to have
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Those responses make me excited for when the Jubilee vídeo comes out (sarcasm) 😬
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Makes me wonder if itll become like molest. Used to mean any type of bothersome behavior
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As the father of an 8-year-old, I can assure you privileges are good things to have.
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I feel like the privilege concept was effective in getting everyone to agree minorities have disadvantages. We used to argue about that now it feels like we all accept that and argue whether whites have privilege
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We all have a spectrum of privilege and liabilities. Typically they aren't the result of personal volition, or at least many of them aren't. What matters is how you use your privilege and how you cope with liabilities, whether you exploit others or not
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It is a neutral attribute. You can apply your own sense of shame or pride to it. What matters is what you do with it.
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Often those who benefit from privilege the most are in the greatest denial as though admitting it would mean they lose all they have at the moment.
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I know the person who uses it is either ideologically possessed or to scared/ignorant to contemplate the meaning.
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