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The privileges I would purchase with $400 are:

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The privileges I would purchase with $400 are:

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1.     Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.
2.    I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
3.   I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.
4. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

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9. I often feel as though, when i speak up about certain issues regarding my specific identity, it is seen as self-seeking.
13. I rarely have seen mu culture or history being taught or spoken about in an appropriate or correct manner. There are many misconceptions.
22. I constantly have limitations placed upon me due to my religion, race and gender.

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10. I wouldn't want the authorities to harrass me due to my race.
14. I chose this privilege as I would want to access health services freely.
16. I chose this privilege since I want to have a fair trial.

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12. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.
14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light

7. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.
10. I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

14.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
16. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

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12. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.
14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
16. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.
22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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12.  When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

16. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

3.  Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

4.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

3. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

4.  I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

5. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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7. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.
13.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

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

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12.  When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

14.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

20.  My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.

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2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.
14.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

4. I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.

11. Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

15. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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9. I can worry about racism without being seen as self-interested or self-seeking.
22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

6. I can swear, dress in second-hand clothes, or not answer letters, without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, the poverty, or the illiteracy of my race.

1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

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5.  When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable.

10.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

14.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

18. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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2.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

4. I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.

7. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

9. I can worry about racism without being seen as self-interested or self-seeking.

10. I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

11. Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

12. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

16.  If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets

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1. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

2.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

3.  I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.

4.  I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

5. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

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1.    I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

2.    I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

3.    My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak

4.    I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair

1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

6.     Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers

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1.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

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

3. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

4.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.
2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.
3.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.
4. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.
5If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.
6Any “flesh-coloured”, “skin-coloured” or “naked” product will more or less match my skin tone.
7You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.
8My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.
9I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.
10I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.
11 Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.
12  I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.

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2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

8. I will never be asked to speak for all the people of my racial group.

19. 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.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

3. Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

4.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

5.  Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

6. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

7. My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.

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10. This is an issue I already face to an extent as a Lebanese Australian, so I understand that this issue is certainly disheartening.

14. Access to health services are extremely important, especially without any form of poor treatment due to an unprivileged status. As a patient, the most important thing that you remember is what the doctor/nurse treated you with or how they treated you with it, but rather, how they made you feel.

22. Many people grow up not knowing their future career path, hence their culture influences them to choose their career. This leads to detrimental effects in the long-term, which I have seen with my own older family members.

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11. Being able to have safe interactions with police officers
20. my intelligence isnt questioned by the way I speak
21. I am encouraged to excel in every subject in school

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1. I am able to access health services and be treated with dignity and respect.

2. I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

3. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

4. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

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1. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

2. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

3.  When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

4.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

5.  Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

6.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

7.  Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

8.  I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

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I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

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

You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
2. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.
3. I can swear, dress in second-hand clothes, or not answer letters, without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, the poverty, or the illiteracy of my race.
4.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

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1. Social media representation
10.  Authority figures being suspicious
19. Name pronunciation

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

5. When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable.

10.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

12. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

15. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

20. My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.

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

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

6. I can swear, dress in second-hand clothes, or not answer letters, without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, the poverty, or the illiteracy of my race.

13. I can count on the culture or history of my ancestors being taught in elementary school.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

15. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

18. I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.
10. I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.
11. Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.
12. When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.
14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
15. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.
16. If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.
18. I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.
20. My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.
22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

2. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

3.  When I speak, I am understood by at least 95% of the people I meet in my everyday life.

4.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

5. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

2.  When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable.

3. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.

4.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

5.  Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

6.  I can count on the culture or history of my ancestors being taught in elementary school.

7.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

8.  Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

9.  If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

10.  I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

11.  My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.

12. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

2.  You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

3.  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.

4. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

5. When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable.

6. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

7.  I can take a job or receive a promotion without having co-workers on the job suspect that I got it because of race.

8.  If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

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14. I  am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

15. Any personal faults or missteps made by me are not attributed to people who share my racial identity.

19. 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.

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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10. I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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14. I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.
20. My intelligence is not questioned because of the way I speak.

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

22. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  When I pay for goods or services, my skin colour won’t make me appear financially unreliable.

2.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

3. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

4.  I can count on the culture or history of my ancestors being taught in elementary school.

5.  I am rarely stopped or questioned by authority figures such as teachers, the police or security personnel because I seemed “suspicious” or “aggressive” to them.

6. I am able to go on social media or turn on the TV and see people of my race widely represented in a positive light.

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1.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

2.  Being able to feel safe in my interactions with police officers.

3.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.

4.  If I am ever accused of a crime, I am less likely to be presumed guilty, less likely to be sentenced to death and more likely to be portrayed in a fair, nuanced manner by media outlets.

5. You are able to choose almost any career path that you would like, and not have many (or any) limitations placed upon you.

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1.  I am able to go shopping alone most of the time, knowing that I probably won’t be followed or harassed.

2. I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a supermarket and find the staple foods that fit with my cultural traditions, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone who can cut my hair.

3.  I am able to access health services and be treated with trust, respect and dignity.