We all enjoy privilege when we're on the receiving side. Maybe it's the box seats for a game. Or buying concert tickets before the 'general public', or getting upgraded to business class. We love a little piece of glory. And if we can't have that glory ourselves, we want it by association - showing favouritism to those who have it.

James addresses this very important issue not only in his culture but our's today. He challenges us to see all people through a different lens than we normally think of.