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 Share at least one positive thing or misconception about what your (choose one: race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability status, or SES) means to you and that you want others to know.”

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 Share at least one positive thing or misconception about what your (choose one: race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability status, or SES) means to you and that you want others to know.”

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What other questions would you ask on the Privilege Aptitude Test?

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What other questions would you ask on the Privilege Aptitude Test?

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I would add a question about citizenship/language

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I liked the question in the video about getting holidays that you celebrate off from work

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Disabilities

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Just because I'm a white male military veteran does not mean I'm a Republican or have anti-LGBTQ sentiments.

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I would add a question about teachers being able to pronounce /remember my name

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I have people assuming my current suburban upbringing separates me from my less privileged beginning

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I think the fact that I am able to attend a university to attain a Master's degree and learn about privilege at all says a lot about my own privilege. I am lucky to be able to learn about and understand how my privilege can play a role in who I am as a teacher/be present in a classroom community.

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Just because someone does not physically show a disability, does not mean they do not have one.

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questions about gender/sexuality/SES

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I think a positive about gender identity is how much women empowerment there is out in the world today compared to years ago. There are still some negatives (ex: unequal pay, etc.) but I feel like society is finally more accepting of "girl power" :)

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I grew up in a more wealthy neighborhood/community but this does not mean my family was wealthy... We struggled a lot with money and people would have never known

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I grew up in a more wealthy neighborhood/community but this does not mean my family was wealthy... We struggled a lot with money and people would have never known

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One misconception people have when they are just looking at me is that I am white. I am not, I am Colombian. I have had many positive moments and negative moments when that part of me is shared. I think one thing I would like others to know is to be mindful of others ethnicities and the fact just because someone speaks a certain language doesn’t mean they aren’t fluent in an other.

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Languages

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just because my parents remained together while I was growing up doesn't mean that we had a healthy/wealthy family dynamic.

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I identify as atheist but do not regret my upbringing in Christianity as many of the values I was taught through that faith I hold dear, I do with my parents were more accepting of people not of the Christian faith, that is one thing that does not align.