How Privileged Are You?
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EVERYONE here is privileged, you are not in the middle of a war or starving in poverty, that's good enough.
I am homeless with my family, my parents can't work, I am bullied because I'm white, have bad hair, and old stretched our clothes. Yeah, I'm pretty privileged. 👌
you have accesses to the internet so i don't believe you
I'm honestly weirded out a little that everyone else of color got a much lower score. Im Asian but I got an 80 cause I don't feel discriminated against and I am straight and I'm just very fortunate I guess.
+Alexandra Thompson Seems legit.
+the gourd king pumpkin my family is in poverty but the only way I can still get Internet and all that is if my family pushes back bills until we have too many to take care of and go to food banks and work more than normal. I can still get internet but there are some disadvantages to keep on having these things. I don't even have money saved up for me for college because my family used all of it to keep us from not having a home and all that.
Am I the only one thinking that they are pretty privileged for just being able to sit there.. To just make a test.
EXACTLY 😆
Els E exactly
Exactly!!!
Els E yeah but most of them had to work for it
no, some of the reasons that we can sit here and spending time doing this test is just by pure luck. Of course we all put effort in our lives but there are people who put in way more effort and getting a lot less.
Got 100 because I'm Asian. Any lower would be unacceptable.
I got 45. Damn my parents are FURIOUS
hahah
my score doesn't matter, because I'm white and i already have a future since I'm privileged.
I got a 97 and mother is going to kill me
Whelp I got 32 lol
Why do people act like having privilege is a bad thing?
Because it's used as a way to invalidate what you say, invalidate your experiences, and invalidate how much you are struggling in whatever aspect. It can be just rude. If I go up to a gay guy living in Indonesia, and say he is privileged because he is male, that's just rude, because most likely, that 'privilege' won't help him from being stoned to death for being gay- i'm acting like the fact he's male means he's "privileged", and that word entails assumptions like he has an easy life, when he does not in fact have an easier life than a black trans gay muslim whatever living in America.
Because all whites that work at buzzfeed got a strong case of white guilt. They hate their roots and want to be black so they can whine about racism even more.
it’s not bad but it blinds you to a majority of the world’s struggles
Kaycee Yeah you’re privlaged.
Because they think it’s real, it’s not.
I got 31, however I believe I am privileged. Anyone with the ability to watch this video on their phones, eat healthy food and clean water, sleep in a warm bed under a safe, comfortable shelter, is privileged.
well we are going based off American privilege and still many people that have phones now could've not been able to at some point in their life time
yep girl, same
Tried the test myself too, and got 23 points. Even though I'm like you, I have a phone, TV, clean clothes, hearing, and a roof over my head. I feel very privileged..
I got 31 but I have been homeless, lived under the poverty line and had racist things said to me.
completely agree even though I got 17 out of 100 aha.
Yes let me feel shameful for being a straight white man.
Not even close to being what this was trying to accomplish.
+The_Left Behind Kind of is. They used their own employees on their own serve scripted to make their own video.
AndrewJC00 How do you know it was scripted?
Anyways, this wasn't meant to shame anyone, you guys are really missing the point here.
***** You shouldn't be ashamed of it. I'm Hispanic but I look white and I'm proud of it.
The_Left Behind I'm not saying it was scripted but it's definitely demonizing white people when it shouldn't.
The real question is "How does BuzzFeed still getting views?"
so that we can dislike the video.
Bots?
I was born in a fairly rich neighborhood in the largest state of the most highly developed country in the world to an upper-middle class family with good social standings and lots of connections. I had and still have access to running water, electricity, the Internet, public transportation, more food than I can possibly eat, and every single source of knowledge in the world. However, since I am a gay, non-white female who works as a barista, I scored a 37/100.
10/10 would take again 💯
Unproductive Failure this is the only UA-cam comment that has ever made me laugh. Consider that an honour :)
LMAO Gold
If you are a female, its not gay, its lesbian.
we all know that disability's nd socio-economic status just can't compare to the horrors of making coffee.
It goes to show that race and sex are not necessarily the determining factors of privilege in every social situation.
I'm a straight, atheist, white male living in Iceland...
And I got 34...
Case in point...
+The_Silence Will Fall Check the replies.
***** About 99% atheist... I don't know a single person that goes to church regularly...
i got 37 living in mexico, not straight , without a salaried job, with mental conditions that need medication
+The EX-AhmadiyyaMuslim bro wtf, you shouldn't try to change a bunch of people's beliefs.
I Probably Would Have A More Accurate Score If I Was An Adult
Also, "Privilaged" isnt always something you were born with. Privilage is something you can earn by working hard or gaining trust. a phone is a privilage and you can gain it by buying it or recieving it as a gift.
+Cale Cale not the same thing at all.
+Cale Cale you don't know what a privilege is. A privilege is something given to you, if you worked hard for it then it's not a privilege.
No honey.... Different type of privilege.
same
One of the questions is ‘are you a man’
Being a man is a privilege. Is like being straight, they will stop being so when discrimination ends
@@escupetube what? Being a man means you have a higher chance of being killed, and being less protected then society.
@@LS-qt9bo not to mention that you would have to work more on average
Yes. Your point is? Being a man IS a privilege.
Banana Jones no it isn’t, as a man the world’s against you.
I'm crying because this is so American it's surreal. You guys love finding labels for everything and everyone lol.
Approximately 3/4 of a billion people are illiterate. If you're reading this you're privileged.
Redoralive yup
Redoralive "Hey mom! Guess what? I'm literate! My teacher was wrong about me!"
Redoralive and where did you get these statistics
Dark Survivor UNESCO
Zeke Hernandez You're validating my comment.
What next; a quiz for white Americans to see how many of their ancestors were slaves.
I once complained about not having any shoes,until I met a person who had no feet.
that's like saying you are not allowed to feel hungry because people are starving, just saying
You know what I mean.
+gloria aeternae isn't complaining about hunger and being hungry something different?
Kinda i guess
My point is that there is always someone who has it worse than you
What about children who were abused?
What about having your life threatened?
those questions were literally on the test...
If you a white man shut up you better than us acknowledge your privilege (sarcasm)
Sorry I’m so privileged. My parents worked day and night so I could grow up to do something other than buzzfeed
Edit: uhh why’d everyone talking about sjw’s and trump and stuff? Not everything is about them just appreciate my funny comment and move on without starting a war lol
Jk
That's so rude and unkind towards ppl who are actually working at buzzfeed or wish to work at buzzfeed or like working at buzzfeed.
@@jahnavee_palsodkar they're sjws, I'd rather much love seeing each and every one of those degrading peices of garbage burned alive.
Jahnavee Palsodkar anyone who aspires to work at buzzfeed should probably have their life goals checked out lol
@@jahnavee_palsodkar Hey it takes one to know one
This video focuses a lot on sexuality and totally ignores ideas like domestic abuse, how much you've moved, being documented or not, being an immigrant or not, how many different schools you've gone to, percentage of school population that is your race, race of your teachers, things like that.
Wether you've ever flown at all, if you even have the documentation. Blah blah blah
If you're an orphan or not, which parents were in your life, who you lived with as a child, if you depend on your friends, your parents education, their race.
And it focuses a lot on people with jobs who have graduated college. The majority of Buzzfeed's audience is still in high school, so a lot of the questions don't apply. This whole test in general is far too generic and won't give accurate results for most people, even privileged people
it missed a lot of important things that it should have talked about
that's true (probably privileged people who made it)
but why is it bad to be privileged?
exactly, am i susposed to be ashamed that i have worked hard and my parents worked hard so i could live a nice life.
it's not bad to be priviliged......denying it is bad
That's not what this video is about. It's showing how people don't realize how privileged they actually are and how thye take it for granted
+backlash Apparently. Shame on your parents for working hard.
+backlash that's the OK kind of privilege the bad kind is if your white or straight or not trans that it might give an advantage in life it's probably not your fault anyways it just society and our culture these days
Ranking based on race huh Buzzfeed? Very progressive of you.
andyroo8j it's not that buzzfeed wants this to be happening but it is what's happening
@@kellyfurman6309 No, I don't think white privilege exists.
people have privileges bc of their race so it’s not really their fault
@Women & Women First yes both agree races do. But it's harder to find black privilege.
Jaden Lack then you are blind
Look at all these people victimizing themselves.
Yep
This quiz will only work If you are over college age and American. -A under eighteen British person who tried it.
Haha, you're right. There's questions about student loans and bills.
For those questions I just put what my parents had to go through from the time I was born to right now because I'm still in high school
I løve bands, nøt shøpping receipts In the Uk you finish school at 16:) we don't have a highschool like you guys - you either continue to A levels (16-18 befotre uni) if you passed the set of controlled exams or you get a job or a apprenticeship
Also things like the healthcare/mental health questions- treatment in the Uk is (currently) free.
It works for British people as well..
same
i don't think you should be ashamed by your privilege. if you have a lot of privilege, use your advantages to better the people around you. if you are less privileged, make the world a better place by trying to be as positive as you can.
Exactly!! And people are getting so defensive and offended by this test, I got a pretty high score and that just made me feel grateful, and remained me of people who are not as privileged
It's not something to me ashamed of but you have to be aware.
Damn, you just made my day :)
But those same people you try to help will be bitter towards you and see you as the enemy no matter what you do........
but they don't have advantages
I am a white heterosexual catholic middle class girl, I got 85.
I lost my points to being a girl.
Men have lower right btw
@@floppy793 lmao pls just shut the f up
I got 58! Thought would get more!
I feel so privileged to have a UA-cam channel with 17 million subs dedicated to being racist to me.
You shouldn't have to recognize your own privilege. There is absolutely nothing wrong with having a good life.
No there's not, but it opens your eyes to those less fortunate.
Lol what does buzzfeed ever do to help less privileged people? All they do is sham white ppl
You should though, because when you dont it makes you the type of person who ant relate with other people. You have to acknowledge your privelage for sure!
Bridgetta Winchester Except for the fact there is no "White privilege" or "Black privilage, etc.
That's what makes rich people assholes... Like Donald trump
You live in America
You have running water
You have a roof over your head
You have never starved
You have received an education
You can read/write
All of these people would get 100%
cool cool
I live in America and I can not relate even if I tried.
Miscellaneous Mind even the poor of America are more better then the poor of less rich countries. At least we ain't being constantly bombed and we're not killed if we say something about someone, look at all mocking jokes aimed at Trump.
i live in finland so i would get 150%
Marco Cepeda you don’t know that. You can’t just assume that everyone that has a job and lives in America are privileged.
What a ridiculous quiz. With no room for context, I could answer in some ways that have nothing to do with ethnicity or religion or sexual identity. How about let everyone be proud of who they are regardless and move on from there?
Before the holocaus: "The Jews are privileged."
Before the Rwandan Genocide: "Tutsi people are privileged."
Before the Cambodian genocide: "Anyone we don't like is privileged."
No. No pattern there, it must just be my naturally misogynistic and racist (even if I'm Middle Eastern) mind playing up again.
@@user-bo7de6by4d Thank you
Anyone else notice how biased and 'set-upish' the questions were for the quiz?
I also had a hard time deciding whether to check or not check some of the boxes. Some things are more complicated than a yes or a no.
What gender?
Yep, any mark is +1 privilege point. But for an example point 1 i am white male + 1 point. i am heterosexual +1 i am male +1... +3 only becouse you are white straight male and becouse you like your gender +7 points. Dont have colege loans +1. For my country is normal to NOT take loadns for school or university. got a job ... +1. Never been homeless ... +.1 I don’t rely on public transportation. well i dont, from end of the city to the outher walking 45min. I live in the middle of the city 10 min walking to everywhere wtf i will need public transportation? But doesnt matter +1. ''I have had an unpaid internship.'' I have had multiple unpaid internships.'' and this is the same question ... and i dont get wtf this is privilege to work for no money? but doesnt matter +2. I graduated high school. +1 yey the great privilege to finish high school, you are not lazy so you are privilege.'' I graduated college''. the same''My parents are heterosexual.''My parents are both alive.''My parents are still married.'' 3 more nonsence +3 points. Privilege becouse my parents are alive. +23 from noncense. and there are more just cant take that joke anymore.
Max Diaz yeah
the unpaid internship is a privilege because you are able to spend time working without receiving money and are working towards a wanted career. People who have less money are not able to take an internship like this because if they didn't work for money as often as often as possible (multiple jobs), they would be homeless or have no food, heat, electricity etc. To not have to worry about finances enough to be able to take an unpaid job for the experience of it is definitely a privilege.
Amazing Atheist destroyed this video
you act like that took a lot of effort. I think my 5 and 7 year old could tear this video apart with ease. But his video was amusing none the less lol
no he didn't
+KenyaGrant You don't like reality, do you?
+Zandrous Lmao. his video was entertaining nonetheless.
What is there to "destroy" in this video, exactly?
I don’t know why people think that being a guy is being “privileged”.
Evelyn Turner idk i think what they are trying to say is that men don’t have to worry as much or have more advantages in life
bc it is, woman often fear men because they are perceived as the stronger gender and woman are shamed for a lot of things that men aren’t
I may me a little late, but I would just like to know in what reason you think women are generally more privileged than men.
@First Last Thank you, for giving me these examples. I've never heard about the first thing before, but I looked it up and found out, that it is a regular occurrence from some judges to decide like that. This surprised me, but I know too little about it to really discuss this. And the other topic also seems quite complicated so I won't get into it. Thanks again for these examples.
Women can get away with a lot more things than men can
I had 29 out of 100. My friend said "But your white" Just because I'm white doesn't mean anything. I'm Latina and have been made fun of a lot for it I'm also Poly sexual and have been made fun of for it and I haven't had the best life. I also have realized that their are more people who have gotten less then me and I will never experience what they have but I want to let everyone know don't judge anyone until you get to know them.
Thank you
Just enjoy your life, think for yourself and don't take fake privilege test just to please professional victims
This test is bs, also what is poly?
Wait so if you’re white and Latina where are you from?
@@rexdilligam6261 most likely brazil.
i got a 46 and i couldn't really answer some of them because im 14 and never had bills to pay or a job so i dont know
i got a 48 cause i'm 13
+OkayJessica how??just because of your age your comment doesnt make sense
+adriana gutierrez She means because she is 13, she got a 48. Pretty much the same way you are 14 and got a 46.
+Kenny D omg i get it know thx😂💯
Same. Ugh.
"I find myself to be physically attractive." That has nothing to do with privilege. That’s a matter of self confidence. Smfh
It Kinda Does Cuz Some Ppl Aren’t Like You
pretty privilege bruh
Pretty privilege is most definitely a thing. Use ex con Jeremy Meeks as an example. He went to prison and his mugshot went viral. He made a lot of money, was cast in movies, and became a model because he was an attractive felon. Don't tell me that would happen to someone who was average looking.
@@jabathepegasus i might be going too deep now, but being good looking is about hormones, not the good looks themselves. Its like that in the animal world too. So basically an attractive man will on averege be more succesful because of his hunger to achieve, because of his hormones
fact
I don't have any problem with privilege as a concept, but videos like this one make me mad, and not because I'm racist or stuff.
I feel as though it undermines all the hard work i pushed through, all the hardship I endured and all the grief I've felt.
I know im somewhat privileged and i know that's good for me. I just feel undermined, reduced to my gender, my looks, my sexual orientation. That makes me mad, rightfully so.
This video really made me look at my privilege and see that some people aren't fortunate to be born with a brain
Why do people feel like being called privileged is somehow blaming them for something? I'm straight and living in a developed country and am not homeless, that's very privileged but that's nothing to be ashamed about, privilege is just something that should be reminded about so we would feel grateful and not forget people who are not as privileged
people are salty af
I know exactly what you mean! Race and gender should not be accounted for, because that does not define privilege. At this current moment I am just glad to be safely home and have not been killed or caught in the middle of the political and racial struggles my country has at the moment.
I don't know why, but honestly I hate this word. It do make me feel, like because of certain circumstances that I have no control of I am a person to be blamed because someone else didn't get the chances I supose I've got. If that makes sense. And I know world is nasty place when one judges another all the time. But I'm trying not to, even thou it's not easy sometimes.
Because people have built people that way. That's why
it's not privileged you moron
61...but who hasn't been bullied as a child by the popular kids?
The popular kids
+Potato lmao
Like, 70% of the class?
I recently met one of my classmates from middleschool and he told me that i was the popular bullier😂😂 Well i didn't realise it
The popular kids
More like:
"How to act being oppressed just to be special."
I’m going to make a quiz called “how many brain cells you have left.” The first question is going to be “How much Buzzfeed do you watch?”
Personally, I think the whole "privilege" thing is being taken too far. I'm never going to be embarrassed because I'm a white male who grew up in a nice family. Though I realize people have it harder than me in certain aspects of their lives, I think THAT'S what should be focused on: helping their needs instead of bashing "privileged" folks. It seems like we've spent so much time convincing people that we're accepting of everyone that we've gone full circle and started ostracizing those who have always been accepted simply because we've "had it easy". Now, obviously, white straight people have, well... had it easy in specific aspects of our lives. But that makes up a noticeably small portion of our lives. We're not completely different people bc our ethnicity and sexual preference is considered more "normal" than someone else's, This kind of "calling out" of people isn't beneficial in the effort of bringing us together, and my "privilege" is something I refused to be embarrassed about.
Sorry for the text wall lol
Exactly. My parents worked hard for me and provided for me so that I can pursue my dreams. I should be proud and thankful for that, not ashamed lol
Why did you say folks
Yeah you shouldn't be ashamed, just aware, and you are and that's good. But being aware also means accepting that you've had an advantage, and you shouldn't be bashed for it. And the fact that you think it's only a small part of your life shows you aren't truly aware. Also the fact that you think it's gone too far, shows your ignorance to a real issue that doesn't affect you.
But no one is asking you to be ashamed. They are asking you to be aware of the advantages that you are given by birth and circumstance, which many people don't enjoy. These advantages span from feeling accepted to feeling safe, but many people don't think of those as advantages. They think of them as rights, but they are really privileges.
I am white and not poor, so I have never felt unsafe walking through the TSA line, nor have ever worried about people thinking I was committing a crime or a criminal just by looking at me (police, store owners, etc.). I never had to work a service job to feed and shelter myself, and I have had to opportunity to go to college and then go to graduate school. Those are all privileges that I have simply because I'm white and not poor. They are not rights, and they are not accessible options to many people. Ignoring that is why people have been bringing up privilege a lot recently. People are quick to say things like, "Just try harder," "Race doesnt matter," and "You got same-sex marriage, so what more do you need?" Those are privileged statements that ignore the inherent inequalities of not having the privileged majority identities, such as but not limited to the daily fear of harm. You are misconstruing this discussion as an attack on you when it's not that at all. It's an attack on a system that grants people privilege, not based on merit or their own choices, but based on being a certain race, a certain gender identity, a certain sexual orientation, a certain income level, a certain family style, and more. The fact that people are miscontruing the discussion of privilege as an attack on them is what makes having this important discussion unnecessarily difficult.
tl;dr : You aren't being asked to be ashamed; just be aware and apply that awareness in helpful ways.
in a way there nothing wrong with being privileged whats wrong is denying it and scting like it doesnt exist
in my opinion white straight males are the most privileged in america (not all tho) an there are little/big things they can get away with that a poc/lgbt probably wouldnt
+Salimah Muhammad this^^^
+PyroEnderSlayer tell that to Latinos and Blacks in America. There have been scientific studies done where identical resumes one with a white sounding name like "Andy Burke" for example and one with a black sounding name like Tyrell Jackson where sent to the same 13 companies. White dude got 6-7 follow ups and I recall 2 interviews, black dude got one follow up. How is this not privilege? Same qualifications just the name was different, they hadn't even met the guys yet and automatically the white dude is advantaged. Defend these actions and go.
+Salimah Muhammad most straight white guys I know grew up poor on a farm. So much privilege right?
+GENOSHOCK white privilege doesn't mean you automatically mean you become rich, it means that poor white guy won't get killed by cops for the identical crime a black dude commits. It means he won't get pulled aside at the border like a Latino would at the US border. He won't get mocked for "being on her rag" when having a bad day at work like a woman would.
Sorry my privilege offends you, my bad my parents worked their asses off so I could have a good life
Trey Hanson preach
It doesn't offend anyone, it's really nice you got to have that. I have that too, just sometimes think of the ones who don't have that, that's what there saying. Be there for one another.
Lol idiot
People really do need to stop looking at privilege as a negative thing. Even the way they regard it in the video. It's very counterproductive.it is an extremely powerful tool! It need to be appreciated, distributed, and utilized appropriately.
Trey Hanson lol same
OH MY GOD THAT CRY WAS SO FAKE
wow such a great test..the simpe fact of being white gives a point towards being privileged...
Sarcasm or no
NightSlaya ;3; of course...do you think there are no poor/discriminated white people? they might aswell put in "blonde" if they are going to make a racist test
Lmao... you are privileged if you're white though. Yes there are poor white people. But if you took two people who live the exact same life and are carbon copies of each other, except one is a person of color and one is white, the white one is still more privileged. A poor white person is more privileged than a poor person of color.
Mohammad Ibrahim that's so racist
not really
Went to an Ivy league school now works for Buzzfeed. Yup really putting that degree and loans to good use...
lol
lol
Lol true but I think he has a relatively high position at Buzzfeed
he's probably doing what makes him happy, that's all that matters
+Cole Tague oh I'm sorry? did my comment trigger you? I'm sorry that YOU aren't happy. I hope you find your happiness😘
Opens the test page.
Sees that the first item on the list is “Are you white?”
Closes the test page.
Just because I am not depressed or suicidal doesn't mean I'm privileged.
You don't think not being depressed is an advantage?
Jessica 🐟🐠🐡🦀 people don’t choose to be depressed
I scored a forty-seven but i couldn't check a lot because I'm not a legal adult yet.
same
same
When I got to those questions, I checked what I expect will be my situation, such as I will graduate college, but I will have student loans.
58 and same
I got 32
race, sexuality, gender, all of that does not matter. Fairness and equality is what you make for yourself not what others decide for you. My family immigrated to the great country known as America and we were not "privileged", we simple worked hard and didn't whine about how difficult everything was. know my father retired after serving over 24 years in US Navy as a Commander, my mother is a civil engineer, both my sisters are in the Air Force Academy and I have everything ahead of me being a straight A student. Anyone who blames their race, sexuality, or Gender for their shortcomings is a coward because you can overcome anything.
Also your religion does not hold you back either
And why are they making people who do have a leg up on others to feel bad? It's the people who have the privileges that are successful that make the less privileged want to succeed as well. I will never put down a person who is successful because he came from a privileged upbringing. I will look down upon someone who came from a privileged upbringing and threw it all away just like you look down upon someone who is under privileged and what do anything for themselves. Buzz feed needs to step outside and stop watching so much news
+Dennis T THANK YOU!
well I agree with you but there are people out there that bully make fun of attic for their race sexuality and gender some people are raceist some people r homophobes some people are sexist women get payed less than men for doing the same job some kids get dissowned for being gay just because thiir less privaged doent mean they cant do anything
Being a part of the military, can possibly erase any possibility of being non privileged or add (if you're in combat and come back disabled in some form). but for you to believe that race, gender and religion does not affect what you get in life is absolutely incorrect
“If you have the resources and time to take a privilege test online, congratulations you’re privileged”-TJ Kirk
This is rigged. I’m black and I got a 74 [sarcasm]
There's no need to feel ashamed. Accept, utilize and appreciate what you have.
asians are doing better than whites in every way you believe whites are doing better off than blacks. No one seems to care about asian privelage
aisans are the highest earners
www.pewresearch.org/daily-number/asian-americans-lead-all-others-in-household-income/
Asians make up a larger portion of the labor force despite being only 5% of the populationtable 5
www.bls.gov/opub/reports/race-and-ethnicity/archive/labor-force-characteristics-by-race-and-ethnicity-2014.pdf
and only 1% of the incarcerated
www.bop.gov/about/statistics/statistics_inmate_race.jsp
Their's no need to feel ashamed, except that's clearly what was in mind when we did this. Confess and be saved!
+vegeta the prince of all two saiyans I hope u know not all people are a certain way braced on race 🙄
Abby Dorway It was just a joke comment.
@@clairestark9024this commenter is not Buzzfeed. They are telling you to not be ashamed despite what the video implies
Why feel ashamed for being pivledge? I mean, it's not your choice to be born into a millionaire family rather than a poor one, or vise versa
No one is saying to feel ashamed for being privileged. It gives good perspective looking at how you perceive life compared to some.
+Google User No I was referring to the very beginning of the video where Ned was like "Yay, privledge" Then the girl said oh that's so bad.
+Domino ThaGreat1 I'm pretty sure she was referring to their high five, but I guess I can't say for sure
They're referring to how bad their high five was oh my god y'all are so sensitive
We are all blessed.
Everyone has the ability of bettering themselves.
We are all privileged.
i think they should make these for different age groups but i got 44/100 but i feel like it’s not accurate
where are the questions like "Are all your meals prepared for you daily" "Have you ever been abused by your parents", "have you ever been sexually abused by your parents" there are much more but I have a headache so I cannot be on for much longer.
alice laing there is a lot of categories for privilege it is kinda hard to include everything
alice laing Because these are legitimate questions that don't involve identity politics and therefore don't fit buzzfeed's agenda...
it's to do with your born identity, not your individual family situations
Like I said, privilege society allots you based on things you have inherently. Abuse is not inherent or related to race.
alice laing they have "I have never gone to bed hungry" which is exactly like you get your meals daily and "have you ever been abused or assaulted" which clearly means by anyone including your parents. And if that has happened to you, I'm sorry
Being ashamed for having a good life is self-destructive, and shaming others for having a good life is petty. Don't shove your advantages or disadvantages in others' faces and just accept the lot life has given you. Improve your life, wreck it, keep the status quo, whatever. But don't make others feel ashamed for whatever situation they've been thrown into.
Amen.
Well said
I think the point was to be happy with the privilege that they have. The statements are phrased that way.
Amen
Someone's going to get triggered by reading this.
My teacher showed this video to our class today. It's very interesting as to what our Canadian education system is showing our youth, isn't it?
The test is completely flawed because none of the questions are weighted. The fact that having no parents is counted the same as being called skinny once is ridiculous
If you have a minimum wage job of $7.25 USD per hour,40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year, you are in the top 8% of all people on the planet in terms of income. So think carefully if you're not privileged. #firstworldproblems
so true!
Remember that it's all relative: that's a starving wage in the US. In Poland, for example, that is middle class.
And the offers for students are about 7ZŁ per hour, which is about 4 times less than 7$...
i get 8 an hour and im considered poor in arkansas.
SHUT UP YOU CISGENDER
The hot one is always, always gay.
Right
+Cat Julia sucks to be you 😉
probably because most guys on UA-cam are gay.
😭😭😭😭😭
very true
I am thankful for just having the chance to live.
I got 19/100. Yes this test is mostly for Americans and it does need to include things like immigration status, domestic violence, and mental health, but it’s still a good test to take to reflect on being thankful. Yes I’ve had a hard life, but I own a phone, I can watch this video, I go to bed warm and now safe. The word “privileged” seems bad to most, but think of it as a thankful scale. Although I didn’t score much I am thankful to God every day that I can even live in this country. We don’t worry about a war happening a few miles away, there’s churches, soup kitchens, and our government that provides food. Gosh, I’m so thankful to be able to even comment on a video. I’m thankful I can breath without pain, that my ptsd is slowly getting better. Just be thankful and stop harassing other people in the comments please, it’s gross.
Bit late, but this is a good comment 👍
Everyone Is Privileged In Some Type Of Way Or Form.
What about child sex slaves
+Jaime Rodriguez They never have to worry about not being able to get laid
+Jaime Rodriguez Even though that's what they were born into they still have some type of privilege such as their ethnicity, nationality, religion etc..
A child sex slave is privileged because of their ethnicity, nationality, religion etc? God damn you regressives are the most bigoted people i have ever seen. I bet even a literal nazi would hesitate before saying that about a jew.
+tommy Long the buzzfeed comment section is filled with all the bottom of the barrel SJWs. how dare those raped children be white!
I got a 45/100... I am ranked not privileged at all.
And I thought I was, I mean I feel privileged to have a phone to watch UA-cam on, and a house and clean water! I am not trapped in my country, caught in the middle if a war, or being tortured for information by a crazy dictator. I am not being held against my will. My family didn't abandoned me as a baby, and I was born at a time of flourishing technology.
I would say I am pretty privileged, how about you.
Just because I am of my middle-eastern background doesn't mean I am not privileged, It just means more rude, arrogant people might use that as an excuse to make them feel better about themselves; instead of just going along their day. (Same thing about being a girl)
Pokemon Vids and More you said it best!
IM MIDDLE EASTERN TOO HIGH FIVE ✋🏽
Pokemon Vids and More I'm middle eastern too! I'm Israeli 🇮🇱 Where are you from?
Toy Review Fun Part of my family is Assyrian! And they lived in Iraq
I got about the same score and I feel exactly the same you do!! I feel pretty privileged but not according to the quiz.
*As a white male, I had to register for the draft when I turned 18
*My male genitals were mutilated without my consent before I even knew what was happening.
*I have been financially objectified by women throughout my entire dating life.
*I have been body-shamed for being too scrawny.
*My heterosexuality has been questioned by women who didn't think I was man enough to initiate the first move.
*I learned the harsh true that men are only loved under the condition that they must provide resources to a woman.
I'm sorry that I am using my privilege as a mixed 13 year old male to work hard, get good grades, and be in advanced classes.
you're way too clever for the adult world
I got 35/100. Not every white person is super privileged.
But the questions tend to assume a lot.
+Jimmy John C'mon it's Buzzfeed, of course they're saying that.
No one said that. You just have more privilege than a lot of other people.
+chyenne Buzzfeed always assumes that if you're straight and white then you have no real problems in life.
No one said they were.
I got 31.... But- I really am privileged .... I have food to eat and a cell phone to watch this video and take the quiz on... But hey. Whatever
Yeah, I'm with you on that. I think this quiz skips over the topic of money, and instead focuses on how you feel in society
31 is really high
You're financially privileged, but are you privileged based on skin color and etc? ;o
that's nice
I'm basically you then haha!
63/100, I am grateful. But I don't think I deserve privilege. I don't think anyone deserves to be treated better than another person.
i feel like what would have been interesting would be having people take a survey first - identifying their sexuality, gender, race etc then having them take the test (not including the i am white, i am a man questions) and then looking at the average scores for certain groups of people,
Is no one gonna comment on the fact that this test is actually impossible because it has double negatives?
big fan of ryan celsius sounds myself
MultiPaco06 shut up, you sound like my algebra teacher and I hate her
Chandler Short "shut up! You make sense and i don't like that!" Classic liberals.
You should never feel ashamed of being born with more opportunities. What a joke. Just do your best to help the people who aren't as fortunate!
Yesssss. I'm a "minority with two strikes" (Hispanic and gay), and, while I can't speak for everyone, what irritates me is people who think whites are "out to get them." Racism is found across all nations/ethnicities/cultural backgrounds, and while I have felt discriminated against, I hold THAT person accountable. Not their skin color. There's also a double standard. If a white person doesn't help their fellow man, they're racist. And if they do help, they're being condescending and doing "charity" and people respond cynically.
So true!
...And that's why we all hate Buzzfeed
CountryMusic52 agreed. Just awareness helps
I would say that privilege is less of something that benefits you but rather that there were less hindrances for you to succeed in life.
I took the quiz.
"You live with 31 out of 100 points of privilege.
You're not privileged at all. You grew up with an intersectional, complicated identity, and life never let you forget it. You've had your fair share of struggles, and you've worked hard to overcome them. We do not live in an ideal world and you had to learn that the hard way. It is not your responsibility to educate those with more advantages than you, but if you decide you want to, go ahead and send them this quiz. Hopefully it will help."
I'm white and live in Canada.
Maybe privilege has to do with money.
IM SORRY FOR BEING WHITE
IM SORRY FOR BEING MALE
IM SORRY FOR BEING STRAIGHT
Y'all don't need to be sorry for something you can't change you don't have to feel guilty
They're not tying to make you sorry. They're trying to make you aware. At the end of the video, Ned was not like, I'm sorry for what I am. You can't change it. They're just trying to make you aware of the other lifestyles there are out there.
Plus privileged doesn't mean your a bad person. It just means you live on easier standards than others. Plus, it's a test. It isn't gonna be perfect or please everyone or give everyone a great score.
+Sophia Guo That's not the message their sending. The whole idea of privilege just makes minority's groups angry at white males that have done nothing wrong. On top of that, it reinforces the idea to minority's groups that they are worse than the majority, which leads to them not feeling comfortable about who they are. They should be telling everyone to accept who they were born as and to see disadvantages they have as challenges they have to overcome
It is supposed to make everyone aware, so that we can move forward with awareness. Minorities can feel comfortable if they stop being scapegoated and white males are not seen as the only people worthy of respect.
I love how honest Ned was about this 😂
They all were!!
Right!?
Ikr
+Brooke Houts Yeah
I agree, but even more so I love how non-defensive he was.
Oh look.. I'm a white cis woman who took this test.. I got 35%. Not priveledged. Must be incorrect.
"I have never been discriminated against because of my skin colour" everyone taking the test shouldn't check that off cause this test is a prime example of just that.
Why is the guy with the highest score acting like being privileged is something to be ashamed of. So he was born white. So he had parents and grew up in a fine neighborhood. Why is that anything to be ashamed about?
Because society tells him it's wrong
tiannamakesyoulaugh privilege is wrong. It was built on oppression
because that's how they want them to feel!
Buzz feed doesn't really like white ppl and tries to prove so hard that their not racist so they bring African Americans and native Americans up by putting white ppl down
what how some people just have the right to have more privilege
Oh I didn't know that my gender and ethnicity could determine whether or not my life has been easy.
CivicGuard exactly what I was thinking. This mentions nothing of any abusive situations / parents gone and it asks minimally about the home life.
u joking?! wtf
Sabreena Oakley I meant wtf how did you not know about. sorry for confusion
Sabreena Oakley Tell me how being a pakistani woman has made your life bad please. Feeling "afraid" because of racism isn't a bad life. Your statement is invalid
Sabreena Oakley So your whole life has been "bad" because people have screamed racist things towards you. You don't think that everyone encounters people screaming at them? From a POC to another POC, I think you need to realize how priviliged you really are, you brat.
63... I had some struggles but feel well now. And I’m thankful for my life!
The purpose of this video is to basically say if you’re a cisgender, white, Christian male you should be guilty and ashamed
Drinking game every time you hear or see privilege take a shot
You're inviting lawsuits with this comment.
Erik Smith how?
*Dies from privileged drinking*
drinking game: take a shot for every point out of 100 you get on the quiz. *dies from 78 shots* *gets arrested for underage drinking*
Of bleach
IMO it doesn't matter if you're another race or sex, you're still privileged if you're living in a developed country and have the opportunity to even see this video.
Kevin Vo Lol.
Kevin Vo u like one piece
Not when theirs many people discriminating you... ??? You make no sense.
Unpopular opinions And whom is discrminating who?
Unpopular opinions the fact that you're even able to comment on this video means you're more privileged than billions of people.
What they define as "privilege" can be gotten by doing one very simple thing in life (regardless of skin color): EMBRACE COMMON SENSE.
they're so entitled if they think they're not all privileged
I got a score of 37
People tell me I'm privileged just because I'm white(but I'm more than half Macedonian), I went to a private school, and my parents have always had a little more money than we needed. That's just what you see on the outside of me. I know there are people that have it worse than me. I do not consider myself more able than anyone else out there. My parents work hard for the money we have. They work so much actually, to the point where I rarely see them on a daily basis. I have three learning disabilities, and I struggle with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Depression. I am in the process of finding out if I have Anorexia, OCD, and Schizophrenia. Just because I was born with a color of skin and got a better chance than some doesn't mean I haven't struggled. Just because someone is white and maybe has a little more money than they need doesn't mean they have a "good" life. Please stop looking at people's surfaces and judging them for that, because there's so
Much more underneath.
I got a 47, and have similar characteristics to your story. I think what you wrote was put beautifully. Of course I recognize that my color, my parents' money, and my schooling are things I should be grateful for and I am, but there is definitely more beneath the surface.
The same story except I got a 36
I know how you feel I got 32 on this quiz. I'm bisexual I've never told anyone, also sometimes I struggle with my gender. I even struggle with depression and anxiety. But everyone thinks I'm privileged because I'm white (even though I'm quarter Hispanic) and the I was born a female.
Hispanic is not a race
I'm a white, Canadian female & I'm privileged af but it's because my parents and grandparents worked damn hard even though they were poor, had minimal food, and sometimes didn't have beds to sleep on before I came in to the picture. They all worked damn hard.
I got 90, I feel I’m not thankful enough
don't be. don't let kind actions of yours revolve around some misplaced guilt complex, brought about by absurd test like these.
You should never feel ashamed of being born with more opportunities. What a joke. Just do your best to help the people who aren't as fortunate!
U are all middle class living in a free country u are all privileged 😂😂😂
People act like its bad that we're "privileged". Life is different, it's okay. It's doesn't make you a bad person to be born into a rich white family and it doesn't make you a bad person to be born into a poor situation pretty much the exact opposite of that one. We all come from different places and all that matters is who we are from there and where we go. There's no way of controlling where you come from so just accept everyone and stop making assumptions of people based on that. Base it on how they are to you and to other people. If someone's kind and a good person to other people and tries to do good that's all that should matter. We should not let life desicions and backgrounds define our image of another human beings. Because in the end we're all just people struggling to be happy and we're all just as deep and whole as another person. It's just some people have a harder struggle than others. And we shouldn't hold that against anybody.
Yep! It's definitely no ones fault that they were born into ____ family or _____ sexuality, and we should all embrace ourselves (and each other) for who we are. The problems only arise when people fail to see that privilege exists and some people get it tougher than others. We need to be able to see differences and help each other!
Wow. Someone with logic and a positive, realistic mentality. You're rare.
You are amazing I totally agree
Preach it
*insert thank you gif here*
If I took this test, I would be pretty high. I'm a White, Christian straight male in the upper middle class. However, I have no guilt of that. I hate it when people judge me for being privileged. My family and I have worked hard to allow me to get to where I am. I don't look down at other people for not being as lucky at me but I'm not going to look down on myself.
I feel the same way. I don't judge any of my other friends based on it but I have friends who do it to me
I hate it when people say "we've worked hard to get where we are" because not everyone has the same circumstances and opportunities, and sometimes it's not the persons fault they couldn't get to where you are. Not blaming you, I'm just trying to explain my POV.
+Vanessa _____ I see what you are saying with how some people work really hard to be successful and get nowhere and how some people don't try at all and become successful.
However, my family really worked hard. My great grandfather was a coal miner just making enough to get my grandfather through school. My grandfather became a sheriff and started a scuba diving business. My father worked at that scuba shop, worked throughout college and made his way throughout the ranks in the Air Force. He now flies planes for delta. In three generations my family went from the bottom of the economic scale to the upper middle class. That's why I believe in capitalism so much. It may not be a guarantee to wealth and may not be a quick solution all the time but it served my family well. It makes me believe that if I get a good education and if I work hard, I can become successful and allow my children to become even more successful.
+Jasmine EL HORRI I see your point
+Vanessa _____ So we should everyone to be the same? Sounds to me like communism.
I took the test and this is what it said:
You live with 60 out of 100 points of privilege.
You're quite privileged. You've had a few struggles, but overall your life has been far easier than most. This is not a bad thing, nor is it something to be ashamed of. But you should be aware of your advantages and work to help others who don't have them. Thank you for checking your privilege.
The test is too American-based, assuming that everyone who takes the test lives in America, which is privileged by itself.
this is not how social progress is achieved
Leutnant van Noord It's not, but can't they produce stuff like this for curiosity or entertainment's sake? It also brings awareness anyway.
Felony Harlem Entertainment? All I got from this video is cringe and guilt, funny I'm not even a white male.
I'm pretty sure the morality was to educate people to be more aware of their advantages but sadly turned out to be controversial
Leutnant van Noord nope, but buzzfeed isn't interested about that, they like raising issues and causing issues.
I feel like this test only works for people living in the u.s.
Murican Privilege
isi and people who are 18+
Bryce Shantie
Wow, that would be more offensive if I was male, but really?
1. I'm from America
2. I'm a cis white
3. I'm 11
4. I'm obviously more mature than you
isi it doesn't work for anyone
Yep, ppl can't call you a "fairy" if you live in Japan, for example, because they would probably talk Japanese, in this case
European who left a communist country, survivor of the Bosnian war, Bollywood actor and a Japanese businessman take this test - Accurate results?
Before 2005 I use to walk into a bank and the bank manager said you're approved for a loan I said how much he said whatever you want,..then in 2006 I bet my white privilege in a poker game, and I lost it to some black guy and now that black guy is white tight and out of site. and now I was pulled over 3 times by the police in March a lone. I've been chasing to get my white privilege ever since.