Understanding Privilege and Identity

What is the main point about privilege discussed in the first section?

• Privilege is multifaceted and not just black and white.

• Privilege is solely based on race.

• Privilege is only about gender.

• Privilege is a simple concept.

In the second section, what challenges does the narrator face as a black queer woman?

• Only sexism

• Only racism

• A combination of sexism, racism, and biphobia

• None of the above

What privilege does the narrator acknowledge having in the second section?

• Being neurodivergent

• Being able-bodied and speaking English

• Having a non-British passport

• Being born outside of London

What does the narrator suggest about privilege in the third section?

• Privilege should be recognized and reflected upon.

• Privilege implies superiority.

• Privilege is only a burden.

• Privilege should be ignored.

According to the third section, what is a common misconception about privilege?

• Privilege is only about wealth.

• Privilege is the same for everyone.

• Privilege is always visible.

• Privilege means one is superior to others.