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The biggest take away i got from Lillian's ted talk is that she is addressing the problem we have in society where we judge based on skin color, sex, gender, ect. Everyone can have their own opionion on how it effects todays society but her point of view is that as someone who is white skin colored she thinks she is privliged and some are oppressed but she will except it and try to use it to be an advocate for change so that it isnt like that in the future.

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my biggest take away from the video was to be brave about yourself. everyone has a diffrent perspective on things in the world. every conversation matters everyone opions matter. everyone has a voice! theres no need to judge

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The biggest takeaway that I got out of her message is that she doesn't categorize anything when it comes to race because we're all people at the end of the day, we bleed the same color of blood and all. People fail to acknowledge the problems that we have in our community today such as racism, sexism, and more. I think the game is a really good thing to help people realize their privilege and understand things from other people's point of view

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The biggest takeaway from Lillian's tedtalk was the game she made. The game has cards that talk about privilege. It shows that people are sometimes uncomfortable with certain topics like racism.

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My biggest take away from this is that some people may have privilege and they think that everyone has the same outlook as them when that is not true and some people don't have a privilege like them.

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My biggest takeaway I got from Lilian Mediville's speech was that some people that have privilege don't acknowledge situations, (including racism, sexism, ableism, ect) if it doesn't affect them. They choose not to discuss major topics because they don't know how to or from the feeling of guilt.

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My biggest takeaway is that if you aren't on the receiving end of unfortunate matters, you don't really pay much mind to it. People are naturally selfish at heart, so if they aren't really involved, they don't care as much as if it were them. They are privleged because they do not understand the true injustice

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The biggest take away i got from Lillian Meadville's ted talk was the people don't realize their privilege they try to ignore it and act like it's not there. If people talk about serious topics like racism or sexism they won't know what is really going on in their life or how are they being treated

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The biggest take away I got from Lillian Medville's Ted Talk was that some people who have privilege don't acknowledge it and they ignore the problems in society such as racism, sexism, etc. Although others don't have the same privilege as some people, the ones who do have it don't realize and they pretend nothing is wrong. Some people with privilege choose not to acknowledge the obvious issues and they don't know how to speak on the matters at hand

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The biggest take away I got from what Lillian Medville’s Ted talk was that some people do have privilege and choose to ignore it and don’t do something about it and choose not to discuss major issues in society today like racism and sexism. talking about those subjects more often would let people be more comfortable with the subject and let people become less privileged and more educated.

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The biggest take away that people don't use their privileges for the good of the society and choose to ignore the bad things in society that is wrong. Lilian Medville tells the listeners how she prepared a game for students who thought they were ready, but turns out they weren't comfortable talking about their race.

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my biggest takeaway from what Lilian Medville said was that some people in this world have privilege but they choose to ignore it and not do anything about it. But when talked about it can make people understand more about it and make the conversation not as awkward. Also practicing having those conversations that some people avoid having is a good thing so you are educated on somethings others might not be educated on. If you are educated on some topics that people dont wanna talk about you can teach others about it.

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The biggest take away i got from Lillian Medville's ted talk was both races have privilege's, some more than others and some matter more than others. Also the things that people do depending on who they come from have an impact on other people, I don't know if it's appropriate to give an example that I was going to give here in school so I'm not going to say it but you get what I mean. No matter what race it's coming from good is good and bad is bad, and ok is also ok.

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The biggest takeaway from Lillian Meadville"s ted talk is that some people don't use their privilege for good and act as if it isn't there. it's not something that can be ignored and pushed to the side because it really isn't fair, everyone should be treated the same no matter race,sex,religion, and sexuality. We are all human.

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The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Medville's ted talk was, that Racism,Sexism, and classism is huge. Because these things are so huge, Lillian Medville made a three round card game called "Your privilege is showing". The game is about what to say and what not to say about these topics.

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The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Medville's ted talk was that the only way to "fix" injustices and oppression is to talk about them and acknowledge them. Medville talks about how oppression is an issue that pertains to everyone and people who don't experience it as much and are privileged feel more uncomfortable speaking about topics like race and sexism, and this is apart of the issue.

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The biggest takeaway that I got from Lillian Melville message was that she learned to not see colors. I thought this was a big takeaway because it shows that she rather see people for who they are and not a color, race, or sexuality.

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The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Medville´s ted talk was, many people don´t realize that they have it,  their fortune have been handed to them. Sex, race, etc. has a big impact on emotional feelings. Depending on who a person is, we choose what we feel and what we been through shows the person. When you are are showed as a good person does not always mean that we may not come off as racist, or sexist, I feel that it depends on how you grew up, and how your parents chose to raise you. Everyone was should all be treated equal.

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The biggest takeaway from Lillian Medville's message is that some people have privilege choose not to use it to speak out about problems in society such as racism, sexism, etc. If these problems were discussed by more people they wouldn't be as big of problems as they are.

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The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Medville's message was its hard to say and help the exact right thing to make everyone happy and feel good about themselves but as we go on and we retain more information we get better with making mistakes. But in the end we should all be treated equal.

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The biggest takeaway i got from Lillian Medville's meassage was that in society there people that live in privilege and some that live in oppression. Those who live in privilege often dont acknowledge big problems in society such as sexism, racism, etc. These problems wouldnt be as big as there are now if they were discussed or recognized by everyone.

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My biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Melvilles ted talk is that people don't really know the hardship for people that deal with racism and sexism. This happens to people all the time and it should stop. If we start playing the that's ok card racism and sexism will start to fall away. Instead we are playing the red and yellow card and being racist and sexist every day. We are not done Lillian said and we still have a long way to go.

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Jesse - The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Melville's ted talk was that people live in privilege and oppression. It comes down to those who are privileged not to ignore racism, sexism etc. People who ignore these problems are the ones in the wrong.

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Jesse - The biggest takeaway I got from Lillian Melville's ted talk was that people live in privilege and oppression. It comes down to those who are privileged not to ignore racism, sexism etc. People who ignore these problems are the ones in the wrong.

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The takeaway I got from it was that there are people who choose not to talk about certain topics due to where they come from and how they grew up through out there lives