Given median comp at Google, working at Google is quite privileged.
Going to Stanford is likewise privileged.
Being privileged isn't an insult, just a recognition of fact.
Going to Stanford is likewise privileged.
Being privileged isn't an insult, just a recognition of fact.
It's literally not a fact, it's an opinion.
Hey what's your job? You don't need to tell me. But I'm gonna go ahead and say you're privileged compared to a rural chinese farmer that has never held a phone.
Most people in America are privileged compared to a rural Chinese farmer.
The median Google employee is privileged compared to average American citizens.
It's healthy to acknowledge this.
The real healthy thing is to acknowledge what are facts and what are not facts.
A ball is moving 15 mph. Is the ball moving fast or slow?
Btw, you're whole framework for 'privileged' is broken because it's a binary condition and 1 dimsenional.
Check out this incident where a profession NBA player was harassed by the policy simply for being black: https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/10/us/sterling-brown-milwaukee-s...
He makes millions every year playing basketball. Is he privileged?
Come on, making 300k a year or more is privilege even within the context of US white collar jobs.