In the 1970s he test-drove the Formula One cars of the Shadow, Benetton, Arrows and Renault teams, a privilege of which no journalist today could dream.
Meanwhile, Rand Paul has given every indication over the span of his career that there is no privilege of which he believes himself undeserving, so the process of matching his self-abnegation to the American people's massive disinterest cannot happen overnight.
In this class of motions are the motions to fix the time at which to adjourn, to adjourn, to take a recess, and to raise questions of privilege, all of which are undebatable.
With and without Daniel, my skin color has allowed me countless minuscule and immense privileges, most of which I don't even notice unless I choose to.
Djokovic spoke later, not for the first time, about the "privilege of pressure", which seems to have become a mantra for one of the most interesting thinkers on the circuit.
The winner would have the privilege of designating which charity the entire pot would be donated to.
Dyson condemned Allen for trying "to reassume the appropriate privilege of whiteness, which is to dictate the terms of the debate" around the word.
With Watchmen, Alan Moore's intention was to create four or five "radically opposing ways" to perceive the world and to give readers of the story the privilege of determining which one was most morally comprehensible.
I can't think of a better way to celebrate this milestone than by reflecting on blessings and confronting unearned privileges -- some of which, for me, include white privilege, cisgender privilege, and ability privilege -- and finding ways to promote awareness and kindness in others.
Most of you spent the last four, five, or six years in a shimmering bubble of post-adolescent privilege the likes of which you will never encounter again.
Being a straight white man, although it comes with an enormous amount of privilege - some of which we're aware of and much we simply take for granted, can be challenging and painful in certain ways that we rarely talk about.
