Most of my teachers looked like people of my race.

English is my first language.

At least one of my parents graduated from college.

My work and school holidays coincide with religious holidays that I celebrate.

I studied the culture or the history of my ancestors in elementary school.

I can make mistakes and not have people attribute my behavior to flaws in my racial group.

I can go shopping and be assured most of the time that I will not be followed or harassed.

I have been bullied or made fun of, because of my gender, ethnicity, age, or sexual orientation.

I think twice about calling the police when trouble occurs.

A range of stories by and about people from my racial group are widely available in the media.

I can go anywhere in the country and easily find the kinds of hair products I want, and/or cosmetics that match my skin color.

I have tried to change my appearance, mannerisms, or behaviors to avoid being judged or ridiculed.

I am a white male.

I believe that members of my racial or ethnic community were/ are feared or unwanted members of American society.

I have been stopped or questioned by the police because of my race or ethnicity, or because I look suspicious.

My ancestors came to the United States by choice.

I can achieve or excel without being called a credit to my race.

My primary ethnic identity is American.

I have felt passed over for an employment position for reasons related to my gender, ethnicity, age, or sexual orientation.

My household employs help from maids, gardeners, babysitters, etc.

I move through the world without fear of sexual assault.

I can show affection for my romantic partner in public, without fear of ridicule or violence.

I believe I've been profiled by someone else using stereotypes.

I feel good about how my identities are portrayed by/in the media.

I have felt uncomfortable about a joke related to my race, religion, ethnicity, gender, disability, or sexual orientation... but, felt unsafe to confront the situation.

People constantly mispronounce or misspell my name.

I am certain (or almost certain) that my parents always had health insurance.

My parents have a foreign accent.

I fee safe walking alone in my neighborhood.

I am a citizen of the United States of America.

I was encouraged (by my parents and family members) to attend college.

I have a visible or invisible disability.