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[diversetolkien]

How Privileged Are You?

Check(list) your privilege.

I took this quiz and i twas a really awesome way to put things in perspective regarding my privilege. I think that understanding where we fall on the privilege spectrum  line is an important step of working towards a better future to us all! You should try it out when you have the chance!

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[eraised]

How Privileged Are You?

Check(list) your privilege.

[alwaysscreechingbasement]

How Privileged Are You?

Check(list) your privilege.

Kudos to them for the R-Money thumbnail.

"You live with 73 out of 100 points of privilege. You're quite privileged. You've had a few struggles, but overall your life has been far easier than most. This is not a bad thing, nor is it something to be ashamed of. But you should be aware of your advantages and work to help others who don't have them. Thank you for checking your privilege."

[colettemaaep]

How Privileged Are You?

Check(list) your privilege.

[smelliec]

This Test Will Reveal What Type Of Career You Should Actually Have

Find your true calling.

Finally, a test to tell me what to do with my life

[outforawander]

How Privileged Are You?

Check(list) your privilege.

If anyone is looking for a participatory activity on privilege and power, the “Car Park” is a great one!  In this activity, participants stand in a circle with their eyes closed.  The facilitator stands in the center and reads out statements.  If the statement applies to the participant, they take a step forward.  If not, they don’t move. For example a statement may be: “I am literate.”  Then, whoever is literate will step forward. Once all of the statements have been read and the exercise is done, participants open their eyes and discuss what they see.  Participants closest to the center have more privilege.   Participants can represent themselves or choose to represent different members in society.  Steps forward can also be varying.  For example, if something is only a little bit true, the participant can take a tiny step forward if they want.  I find this to be a really powerful exercise that physically shows the distribution of power among people.   Above is a link with many great statements which can be used for this activity.  Statements should also be adjusted to reflect local privileges.  I first encountered this exercise at my Cuso International Training in Ottawa.  I remember feeling really emotional seeing the difference in power between me and my friends.  This week, I’m going to try this activity for the first time in one of the workshops I will be facilitating. I’m not sure how it will go over since it’s quite a sensitive activity and people are a bit more private here. But i’m excited to try!

[the-boz-unicorn]

Have u seen this week's videos yet ... Go check them out!!!! Link in bio #youtube #therainbowunicorn #vlog #reationvideo #quizvideo