Don't they expect to receive unfair amounts of criticism to go with their unfair amounts of privileges?
For some observers, the tweets, videos, and even the conversations between Bonow and her friends might suggest a certain amount of privilege.
Negroland is my name for a small region of Negro America where residents were sheltered by a certain amount of privilege and plenty.
Or, as my friend put it, he's "done astonishingly few boneheaded things, especially given the amount of scrutiny he has been under, the amount of privilege he has, the degree to which all of the pomp and circumstance could go to his head".
Defining "Negroland" as the stratum of black America "where residents were sheltered by a certain amount of privilege and plenty," this memoir by a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic recounts her upbringing in mid-century Chicago, the second daughter of a pediatrician and a social worker turned homemaker.
I have obtained a certain amount of privilege mostly through education.
Preface: As a white, heterosexual, cis, male, I'm granted, from birth, an extraordinary amount of privilege.
It takes a certain amount of privilege to spend even 15 minutes a day rifling through trash cans for food.
Whether we like it or not we all have some amount of privilege, which informs the way the world treats us and impacts how we move in our communities.
This time I wanted to do it all myself mostly to show that I could, and therefore, in theory and accepting an immense amount of privilege and good fortune, anyone can.
