"western privileges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the various benefits and advantages enjoyed by people from Western societies, such as access to education, medical care, and political rights. For example, "Many people in developing countries struggle to access the same western privileges that many of us take for granted."
From another perspective, that defence smacks of western privilege.
Now Vanishing Point, one of the UK's most distinctive companies, attempts to shed some light by using the photograph to examine western privilege and what threatens it.
Ms. Niman's argument amounts to lowering an ethical standard to fit the demands of our meat-centric culture and Western privilege.
Vanishing Point's The Destroyed Room considers Western privilege, what we see and what blinds us, at the Tron in Glasgow from tonight.
66) The Destroyed Room Taking its title from Jeff Wall's famed photograph of a ransacked room, which makes the viewer wonder what happened to leave it in such a state, the latest from the brilliantly inventive Vanishing Point considers Western privilege and the threats it faces.
Williams's hour is terrifically funny, but there's never any doubt it springs from a real struggle with self-esteem, the double-edged nature of western privilege and the experience of living in a world where you signal your individuality by setting your own desktop wallpaper.
+ Last month, Colombian artist Oscar Murillo destroyed his British passport mid-flight on his way to Sydney as a public stand against Western privilege.
Western music comes with Western privilege and, like white privilege, this type of agency does not need to crossover to the margins because Western pop stars are already idolized the world over.
Even more important in this current issue, we took a look at the trend of global nomads who work independently and remote and how it is a Western privilege.
They described how a Western worldview privileges the individualistic, biomedical perspective and consequently devalues other forms of knowledge, such as traditional Aboriginal knowledge.
