If "talent" owed more to nature than nurture, as many social scientists insisted, then rewarding people for talent was tantamount to rewarding them for having privileged parents.This resistance has occasionally boiled over into outright rebellion.
Hopkins criticized McNabb for having a "privileged childhood in suburban Chicago," claiming that he isn't as tough as Michael Vick and Terrell Owens.
In the case of interception warrants involving confidential information relating to sensitive professions such as journalists, doctors and lawyers, the protections to be used for privileged information have to be spelled out when the minister approves the warrant.
Raymond Matiba, a former chairman of the Kenya Tourism Board, participated in Mr. Rabie's course and wrote: "Often I said to myself that when I got back to my normal life I would never again take all the luxuries and creature comforts that I am privileged to have for granted.
"I feel privileged to have played for so long," Briers said.
I will forever cherish my relationship with this truly wonderful man and feel privileged to have worked for him.
Styris said: "I love playing in the UK, and I feel privileged to have played for a couple of great clubs.
The fear of a robot revolution may feel justified for the privileged, who have much to lose — but it's a different story when you look at what the least privileged have to gain.
The movie's message is a comforting solution for the privileged who have only a cursory understanding of racism.
"It is the ultimate honour to play for your country and I am proud and privileged to have done this for over 11 years.
