Are you "privileged" ?

[*Nately120*]

(03-20-2016, 06:38 PM)Sovereign Nation Wrote: Actually it has nothing to do with the perception of white males being under attack.

For instance, I have had my accent mocked, both here in the US and also while traveling.

I have been called a racial slur and I have been told I sound white.  (over the phone) "Are you white?  You sound white."

I have had strangers ask to touch my hair (kids in Korea wouldn't even ask).

I have been called a "fairy", I have even been called a "fairy princess".  A lot of guys that serve in the military have been called these things.

I have had GFs, that I referred to as "my friend" to keep the relationship on the DL.  There is even a funny story that is passed around on FB about a Mom suspecting her son is sleeping with his roommate.

I could go on.  However, the point is, that if you answer the questions honestly and not with the intent that the makers had in mind with the question, you will find a lot of people scoring pretty low and not being "privileged".

Man oh man, how did I know you'd be one of the least "privileged" people on this board?