Who really has privilege in our society today? Is it white? Is it black? I'm talking about cultural privilege and legal privilege?

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I want to talk today about the issue of privilege. Not so much the issue of personal privilege.

Because when we think about our lives, we could be privileged in this way or that.

I think back, for example, I'm very privileged to have good parents, parents who love me and to care of me.

And I suppose since not everyone has that, that's a kind of privilege.

When I think of someone who's a very good athlete, they're privileged to have those inherent skills to be tall enough or strong enough or fast enough.

And that's, I suppose, a kind of personal privilege.

We could also speak of national privilege. It's a privilege to be born in America.

That's why people try so hard to have an American passport. An American passport counts for more than any other kind of passport, at least today around the world.

That may not last forever, but it is true now.

So there's American privilege, but I want to talk about privilege in America.

And I want to speak about the kind of the two kinds of privilege that I think really matter.

The first is cultural privilege, the way that you are seen in public space, the way that you're treated by others, by the culture, the way you're represented in culture.

And the second is legal privilege, which is the law bending in your favor in various things.

Now, I think it's very clear that all over here, interminably, about white privilege.

The fact of the matter seems to be that when you look at the episodes of all the stuff going on in our culture, and if you look at our laws, it's very clear that we have a lot of black privilege.

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