The “What a privilege” trend shows us that many of the things we complain about—chores, long workdays or traffic—are actually ...

Recognizing privilege is not about blame or guilt; it is about fostering awareness of how these advantages shape workplace dynamics, often unconsciously. Ask trusted colleagues or mentors to point ...

That if they recognize privilege exists, it means they aren’t deserving of what they’ve accomplished. That if they say privilege is real, they aren’t as exceptional as they think.

The holidays are labeled as a season of giving back. More people put in more effort to express their generosity this time of year. However, the holidays are also a season of coveting. To want ...

Research on pretty privilege underscores the need to recognize and value the diversity of human experiences beyond physical appearances. Ultimately, understanding the double-edged nature of pretty ...

and since privilege is relative, most kids have at least some. But teaching our kids to recognize their privilege is different than teaching them to feel guilty about their privilege. The ...