Thus, their position as socially underprivileged affords them the possibility of an epistemic privilege stemming from this dual vision.
The U.K.'s Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has today ruled that MPs' and Peers' private communications are not exempt from spying — overturning a perception of special privilege stemming from the so-called 'Wilson Doctrine'.
This "first-person privilege" stems from the fact that only the subject can directly express her states.
I also realize this is a result of privilege I have, stemming from how I look and various other reasons.
It is essential that interventions with individual men should focus on the male privileges that stem from the patriarchal social order and change in practices and beliefs of men, whilst contributing to an overarching goal of change in the configuration of masculine ideals.
Another parent called the incident an indicator of a larger problem with Chappaqua's youth, stemming from privilege and "the lack of diversity in this community".
"First world problem" is a useful term to connote irksome issues stemming from privilege, like, "I have to watch political ads on Hulu," or, "My Starbucks has too many tourists".
Now, white privilege, on the other hand, is a reference to the myriad of benefits bestowed on white people stemming from the aforementioned system of white supremacy.
In federal cases stemming from Fifth Amendment claims, the Court has chiefly derived its standards from consideration of two factors: the history and purposes of the privilege, and the character and urgency of the other public interests involved.
stemming from a personal feud.
In some cases, this same right or privilege seems to stem from having lived an exalted life.
