A natural urge in newly freed countries is to wreak vengeance on, or at least deny continued privileges to, the oppressors of the previous regime.
We got a powerful sense of the continuing privilege attached to the imperial family of the modern nation during lunch at the Yoshida Sanso.
Lest this seem like continued Christian privilege on my part, I believe the Holy Spirit honors all faiths and humanist values, as this poster by another grandson shows.
If not, elite colleges will continue to privilege the privileged while neglecting those not fortunate enough to gain exposure to the advantages that money — whether it's your own or your sponsor's — can buy.
Since Mubarak was forced out of power only 18 days into our revolution, the discourse of the political classes and the elites (including both state and private media), continues to privilege discussions of rotating ministers, cabinet reshuffles, referendums, committees, constitutions and most glaringly, parliamentary and now presidential elections.
That sentiment partly reflects widespread discontent about the failure of the post-apartheid South African government to spread the country's wealth more evenly, but comments such as Sparrow's are often cited by black people as an expression of continuing white privilege.
These findings highlight structural and cultural features of universities, as well as STEM curricula and pedagogy, that continue to privilege white males.
And when Path 2 arrives sometime in the not-so-distant future, you can count on the new version continuing to privilege simplicity, intimacy, and ease of sharing.
If Cocking's view is correct, then as long as SNS continue to privilege text-based and asynchronous communications, our ability to use them to cultivate and express authentic identities may be significantly hampered.
The idea of sustainability extends CSR by focusing organizations and researchers on the need to equitably balance environmental and social concerns with economic concerns – a balance rarely really existing in CSR discussions which continue to privilege economic concerns, and to a much lesser extent social concerns.
