We each hold a variety of privileged identities such as sexuality, race, socioeconomic status, and education, to name a few, but how do we recognize they are privileged in the first place? This week, Shaunna and Lisa reflect on an episode of Red Table Talk about the process a former white supremacist went through as he made the decision to turn away from hate. An ongoing question for many of us who work to educate others is: what factors can help people recognize their privilege? Using their own personal experience with privilege awareness, Lisa and Shaunna explore whether there is a moment in time where the proverbial lightbulb switches on or whether the awareness is more incremental, happening over time. They focus on privileges beyond race and gender in this discussion, since identity privileges receiving less exposure may be harder for each of us to identify as we journey towards a more inclusive personal and professional practice.

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