To me and some of the older crowd, there was a nagging suspicion that these packs of "green" photographers were not taking war seriously — that they were joyriding, with all the casual privilege the term implies.
File sharing: This is the public or private sharing of computer data or space in a network with various levels of access privilege, the term file sharing almost always means sharing files in a network, even if in a small local area network.
However, not all social disadvantages constitute a notion of "privilege" as the term is typically applied in critical theory--and in fact, our current discourse around "religious privilege" or even "Christian privilege" does quite a disservice to a variety of religious identities that we should align ourselves with in our resistance to discrimination.
Many who enjoy money and privilege use the term "class warfare" to dismiss any observation that the playing field in America is actually not flat.
While "white privilege" is the term that stuck, many scholars and feminists of color - bell hooks, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Patricia Hill Collins - had been discussing the same ideas, particularly in the context of intersectionality.
My fear is that the government will privilege the short-term kudos of the Olympics above the long-term nourishment of sustained arts investment.
This paper has examined the origins and nature of the TPP, and expresses a twofold critique: first, that the Agreement would hardly contribute to economic diversification and, second, that rules governing IPRs would reduce the potential for implementing policies in favor of domestic technological development, and would instead privilege the long-term monopoly interests of TNCs.
Dunham, it was generally agreed, should be, must be, referred to as "privileged"; failure to mention Dunham's privilege, and to do so with the term "privilege," was tantamount to declaring one's support for injustice.
Both women used the term "privilege" when describing their training environment.
bWe use the term privilege here because it represents a spectrum of the issues dealt with between different classes, races, and sexes.
The current use of the term "privilege" is new, but the usage is not.
