Privilege is a complex topic because people often associate it with one race, one gender, or with affluence and because it is sometimes interpreted as carrying an accusation or a condemnation.

Approximately 50 students gathered in the SAC Gym Tuesday evening to explore the privileges that they are not aware of through a “privilege walk.” The Unpacking Privilege activity, hosted by chapters ...

Often referred to as a “privilege walk,” participants are asked a variety of questions and with each affirmative answer, participants step forward until all questions have been asked.

Our identity determines our social privilege and American experience. To change this, we must walk in each other's shoes, even if it's uncomfortable.

Patrick McDonagh is a second-year history an economics student. What direction will he be heading on the Privilege Walk? “I’m not privileged, because I come from a Traveller background,” he ...

These include the directing staff and students to engage in “privilege walk” exercises, in which participants step forward if they benefit from certain forms of identity-based privileges, as ...

Documentary makers look at what ‘privilege’ means in NI: ‘Some people end up further back than they expect’ Documentary makers brought volunteers from across Northern Ireland together to ...