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Based on my news feed, there’s been a lot more fear and stress at Penn than usual. Some of it comes from Trump’s election, and some from the validation of bigotry some believe his election stands for. There’s certainly no shortage of things to be afraid of these days.
As a student once active in minority politics at Penn, I often encountered discussions of micro-aggressions and privilege. Before I share my exact thoughts, I must acknowledge that many forms of unjustified privilege exist, and that many institutions continue to perpetuate them. We should have meaningful discourse about its role in our lives, and how we can reduce the impact that circumstances outside of our control have, while maximizing the impact of our efforts and achievements.