Sentence examples similar to has some privilege from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that gay men don't have some privilege for being perceived as 'male', but many gay men aren't perceived that way.

Although the upper classes still have some privileges over the peasant class, today private ownership of land has gradually replaced ownership by the nobility.

Greenstock suggested: "Perhaps because we have adopted the role of first ally, we over-expect that we have some privileges in the decision-making process".

As inhabitants of building number three, we had some privileges because our future was expected to be difficult.

While not gay, we have our own unique struggle that differentiates us from being straight, despite having some privileges from our appearances.

The senior citizen is an individual who is respected and has some special privileges.

He got to see people in good moods and had some golfing privileges on the side.

I know you like to feel all sorry for yourself, but everyone has some privilege even if you don't even know about it.

(Unlike the hijras, the guys in "Stagedoor" have some access to privilege).

Thus, McIntosh advocates for black women's leadership, at all costs, because all other groups that have some semblance of privilege seem unwilling to surrender it.

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.