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The activity made me feel thankful for the privileges that I have & angry about the ones that I don't (particularly as a woman where I do feel physically unsafe on occasion and people often assume that I'm lacking in intelligence / ambition because of my sex)

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I selected privileges that I felt were most critical to my quality of life!

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To reflect the varying levels of privilege experienced by different subgroups in society.

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It made me aware of the variety of issues and barriers different POC experience and how one solution cannot be appropriate for such a diverse group of people.

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This activity made me realise how privileged I was and made me feel grateful. It also made me upset because many groups don't have basic rights and privlieges.

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Since I had only 3 privileges to choose from, I decided to choose options that would protect me and give me basic rights.

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I felt the ones I chose would make me feel the most safe and be treated with respect.

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I never considered products matching my skin tone would be a privilege. I also didn't realise mistakes would be attributed to someone's race.

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I think money was needed to purchase privileges as it is a significant factor in a person's status in society. Using money also reflects real life, showing that the more money you have, the more choices you can make.

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To reprsent some groups having more privileges than others

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I learnt that many groups have little privileges which affects their livelihoods. It also taught me to be grateful.

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This activity made me realise how privileged I was to have even the smallest amount of money and still get things that contribute to positive wellbeing in my life. It made me feel grateful for the privileges I have, however, somewhat frustrated knowing that I cannot have the same privileges as a richer person.

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I approached selecting my privileges based on what is the most important for my wellbeing. For my mental health and wellbeing first of all, I thought that being understood by people would be the first thing, starting from a little child, so that people know what things I need. Being able to communicate effectively is essential as I get older to ensure that I can work with other people. This is also necessary in helping me build a strong support and social network to seek help whenever I needed to. The next privilege was ensuring that I have access to appropriate health care and be respected for my race. This is crucial to enable me to get the support I need to stay away from disease and sickness and support myself. Receiving professional care is a key to helping me achieve a healthy lifestyle. My last privilege was chosen as an indicator of my identity and free will so that I can do what I want to do without people enforcing their own influences and perceptions on me.

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I never considered privilege 6 & 13 to be a privilege.

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Money has a powerful value in society, and people take a lot of care and consideration into how they would spend their money because they usually expect the best quality or maximal benefit from the things they purchase.

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To reflect how much value people put on each privilege and how important they perceive it to be.

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I learnt that nothing in this world comes for free. You need money to purchase the privileges that you probably don't even think were a privilege in the first place.

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I learnt to be grateful for the most simple things that most people take for granted. I also learnt that life is really unfair, especially since everything relies on a person's status in society.

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This activity made me realise how privileged I am however compared to others, it makes me realise how many privileges I don't have.

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I approached it based off general lifestyle activities including occupation, career and health.

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I think basic privileges are where it starts and every individual is entitled to.

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When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable. - being questioned when choosing to buy something.

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This made me feel grateful of how privileged I am. It made me think and realize that I am fortunate to be living my current life.

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I felt that I chose that privileges that were most important to me and how it would have affected my quality of life

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The ones where you are treated with respect and good for mental health and wellbeing.

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As someone who has not experienced extremely rough racism,  "Any “flesh-coloured”, “skin-coloured” or “naked” product will more or less match my skin tone." surprised me.

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The different amounts of money highlight the amount of privilege's experiences that each individual has and how important which category is important to them.

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I have learnt that not everyone has the same privilege's because of their income, race or culture and that needs to be changed and respected.

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This task made me realise that there are privileges we receive everyday in comparison to Aboriginal people. But it also made me realise the lack of privileges i also face everyday because of my skin colour, race and religion

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I chose mine a little differently, i chose privileges i currently have. However, all of the items deserve to be received by anyone

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This activity made me feel thankful for the privileges I have, and fully realise the lack of privileges experienced by other people

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I chose privileges that were most critical and essential in terms of basic rights.

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This activity made me feel grateful for the prvileges I have and also made me realise the various barriers faced by peole of colour.

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This activity did make me grateful for the privileges I have but also very frustrated by how limited those privileges are by my gender, nationality, colour of skin or accent. It is very disappointing to have a factor such as the colour of your skin, how well you speak English or nationality to influence the perspective and opinion of others of you.

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I chose the 4 privileges that I have as I can relate to them more and able to critically analyse them.

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Unfortunately no! Due to my past experiences I have realised how very simple rights such the list above is limited privilege for some and basic right/everyday expectance for other people.

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It made me realize how priviledged I am compared to others, and how I took many things for granted.

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I chose priviledges that I believe everyone should have.

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It made me realise the small things that I take for granted and the prejudices that are faced by so many, most of which I have never encountered. It made me ashamed that we don't live in a society where these are not considered as privileges but as the experience of all

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I prioritised them on personal health and safety and then by intellectual recognition and respect

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Personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity

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I have learnt that I am extremely privileged in my experiences and lack of everyday prejudice. I have been made aware of multiple small injustices or frustrations that I hadn't experienced and will now be more considerate of

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very confronting the fact that people do not have all the privileges that is not right and makes me feel as if there is a societal failure

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very confronting the fact that people do not have all the privileges that is not right and makes me feel as if there is a societal failure

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This made me recognise the privileges I do have that i wouldnt necessarily have always thought about in the past. I feel grateful for this exercise.

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I prioritied health and judicial safety as well as education related privileges but i recognise that they alone cannot fill gaps that others provide to quality of life. eg representation and understanding

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This made me feel grateful for the privileges I do have in my life, things I often take for granted.

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I looked at what was most important to me and my own values.

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I started with basic health and safety privileges that I feel are most fundamental, then what I had leftover I felt was ok to put towards more individual privileges.

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I never considered how one's skin could make someone doing something as simple as swearing be a target.

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This highlights the idea that not everyone is born with the same amount of privilege, and some have more than others just because of how they look and who they are.

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I learned to be considerate of any privileges I can help make accessible to everyone, and that some things I see as normal are indeed a privilege.

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This activity made me feel quite anxious and uneasy - it was attributed to the fact that so many of these to me are deemed necessary however many people are unable to afford the luxury of all those privileges.

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I approached it with regards to what i felt i needed most/mattered most as a citizen - help/justice from the legal/justice system, individuality or my actions to not be banded with others because of my race and stigma around it and lastly to work within a (culturally) safe environment everyday without fear.

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I ruled out those i felt might not have been as impactful if it were on an everyday basis and came to the three that were most impactful/mattered most to me.

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I approached selecting privileges by choosing what I valued most in my life and the things I felt were most important to feeling dignified and respected. I chose what I thought represented freedom and human rights

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to appreciate my privileges and level of respect and safety

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which are most essiential to everyday living 

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which are most essiential to everyday living 

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social media

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money plays. siginificant role in society elevating status 

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money plays. siginificant role in society elevating status 

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to signify the levels of privilege within society

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to signify the levels of privilege within society

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not everyone has all privileges met

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More awareness of the privileges I have, but disgusted by the concept of privileges.

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Selected the ones that affect by day to day life

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I think not having some privileges do not bother me as much, for e.g I don't mind mispronunciation of my name. It is a very subjective activity. I understand that someone else may feel a differently. However, the ones I choose over others would be the ones I deal with atm.

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"I am encouraged to excel in every subject in school".

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Money is a privilege in itself

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Subjectivity of value of privileges, therefore needing to be conscious and not turn a blind eye on privileges you don't think are important.

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It made me realise the privilege I have and that I often take for granted being able to complete simply daily tasks like doing groceries without being discriminated against because of my race

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I chose privileges that I felt most important for my wellbeing. I prioritised my safety and education the most.

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I tried to prioritise basic human rights such as health and safety, then moved on to things that I believe are important for all people such as education,

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My selections were definitely informed by my own experiences as a minority. I felt conflicted about choosing the privileges denied to my own race versus those most important to others.

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Visible value of privileges

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This activity enlightened me on what is considered to be privileges, recognising that most (if not all) should be basic necessities of living.

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With $900 I felt I was able to select a range of privileges. This allowed me to assess which I felt were essential for living a healthy life (mentally, physically and spiritually). With what remained, I decided to choose privileges that I believed would enrich my day-to-day life.

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The privileges I selected were the ones I deemed to be essential for living a healthy (mentally, physically and spiritually) lifestyle.

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"People will be able to pronounce my first and last name perfectly the first time they hear it. Additionally, I will not be teased because of how my name sounds."

This privilege surprised me as I often have my name mispronounced and have never considered this a privilege.

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I believe money was used as the means to "purchase" the privilege to demonstrate a correlation between this exercise and society. Stating that, typically, in society the amount of money you possess determines your privilege and determines the availability of opportunity to the individual.

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To demonstrate the various levels of privilege in sub-sections of society.

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The varying levels of privilege and their value to sections of society, leaving me to reflect on my previous understandings of privilege.

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More than feeling grateful, this activity made me angry, because the safety that I feel in my daily life is not felt by others of different race, culture or skin colour. It is completely unfair that some groups do not have basic human rights because of their race or culture.

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I chose first based on factors that would secure quality of life, like healthcare and education, then followed with privileges like understanding, representation

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I chose essential health and safety first in order to secure my survival, then with spare money I purchased more personally-affecting privileges.

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Personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity, I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

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Money determines a person's level in the social hierarchy, so it was used to demonstrate that more money = higher in hierarchy = more privileges

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to reflect different levels of privilege

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I learnt that I am incredibly privileged, simply because I am part of the white community in Australia, which makes it very unfair.

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This activity helped me to reflect on all the day-to-day things which I take for granted and realize how privileged I am to go about these things without having to think twice.

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I went for privileges that I felt ensured my safety and good health and ones which allowed me to prioritized my education

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I choose privileges that were closest to basic rights such as the right to feel safe, the right to make decisions for oneself

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This activity made me realise I am extremely fortunate to have the privileges I have today and I have become more aware that some people are unable to access these

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Selecting those which resonated with me the most as i only had 8 to choose from

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many of the privileges, i believe would have been accessible to everyone rather than being deemed a privilege.

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representative of diffrent groups and their access to privileges listed

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These activity made me feel like I was in a difficult position as I don't have a lot money which can buy all the privileges and made me more aware of how thankful I should feel for having privileges without needing to pay for them.

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Since my choices had to be restricted i chose the ones I felt were a requirement for me to able to live more easily and with less restraints.

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The privileges I chose was to reduce the impact on my life as well as not cause problems for the people around me.

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It suprised me how much I resonated with not wanting my mistake to inflict the people that share the same racial identity as me and be judged the same as me as a "group" rather then an individual choice.(Privilege 22)

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It is to portray how money is one of the main factors in being accessible to privileges and is relient on where you fall within the social levels in relation to their backgrounds.

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It is to express how people can't all afford the same amount and have the same privileges due to the lacking of their financial advances which impacts the privileges they are capable of affording/having.

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I was made aware of how some privileges are more significant than others and to understand that having privileges which not needing to be payed for I should be thankful. This activity has also made me realise that not everyone has the same privileges as I do and be understanding of other people's situations.