Before this activity, would you have considered the statements identified on the list as “privileges”? Which ones surprised you

Before this activity, would you have considered the statements identified on the list as “privileges”? Which ones surprised you? Which ones did you not think of as being privileges?

Were you surprised by how many or how few of the statements you agreed with? Why or why not?

What are 1 or 2 other statements you would add to the list?

What are some important things to keep in mind about privilege? How do you believe privilege should be addressed in terms of health inequity in the US?

I move through the world reasonably unafraid of sexual assault. I can show affection for my romantic partner in public without fear of ridicule or violence. I have never been diagnosed as having a physical or mental illness/disability. The primary language spoken in my household growing up was English. I have never really tried to change my speech or mannerisms to gain credibility. l was not embarrassed about my clothes or house while growing up. I can generally make mistakes and not have people attribute my behavior to flaws in my racial/gender group. lam confident I could legally marry the person I love (or anticipate loving), regardless of where I live. I was born in the United States. I have never gone through a divorce (as a child or a spouse). I feel like I had adequate access to healthy food growing up. lam reasonably sure I would be hired for a job based on my ability and qualifications. I would not think twice about calling the police when trouble occurs. I can see a doctor whenever I feel the need. I feel comfortable being emotionally expressive/open. I have never been the only person of my race in a classroom or workplace setting. I did not take out loans for my education. I get time off for my major religious holidays. I never had a year—round or full-time job while I was attending high school or college. I generally feel comfortable walking home alone at night. I have traveled outside the United States and Canada.