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This was a great video. I really liked how the guy could just pop on the glasses and see how his life would be different if he was a different race, but I didn’t like the end that much because I don’t think that the police man would’ve just attacked him. Overall, I thought it was good video though.

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It’s so accurate. Like I’ve experienced it first hand. I will be with my best friend and get treated so differently because of my race and it’s infuriating. -em

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It actually shows what it’s like as a person of color

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It surprised me that instead of people admitting fault and standing up to the system and privilege they deny it and get mad.

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I think this was an interesting video, but it would have been more interesting if there had been different glasses for different races. Then we could compare the different reactions.

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I wonder how it would be like to actually have those glasses. I would want to see what it is like to not have all of my privileges.

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It doesn’t tip toe around things which I liked. It was straight forward and easy to understand. Risley

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Interesting because it shows that all of us have privilege

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I’d like to have the glasses, just so i could see the world from a different perspective. I doubt I’d keep the glasses on though.

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It’s cool to see that the video shows the world in two ways and how your experience is different depending on your race. -Alix

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It’s fairly accurate but I don’t think everything was fairly depicted. Some of the things were a exaggerated. -Jay

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I found it interesting that they did someone of a different gender because I think that gender inequality and race inequality are compared too much and they are both issues that shouldn’t be like a competition. -Em

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The comic did a good job of illustrating how the small privileges add up over time.  I was surprised about how hard the girl worked and yet how poorly she was treated.

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The way we could see the same events happening to two different people but creating different outcomes was interesting.

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I thought the video was very accurate to how real life is. The differences the man saw were strikingly similar to real life ones.

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In the first video I really liked how they used glasses to show how white privellage really does exist, but that many people are blind to it. I also thought it was very interesting how different the world was to the man when he put on the glasses. It was good how they used examples that happen to people regularly.

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It surprised me how much the little things can impact you.

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I thought this was an interesting way to demonstrate the differences of everyday privileges based on skin color

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I really like the part about how both parents cared about their child. A lot of people wrongly assume that one of the reasons people of color don’t get opportunities is because their parents don’t work as hard. This demonstrates that actually that Paula’s parents were having to work harder to still get limited opportunities. -Alix

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When I saw the store employee question the man with the glasses on, I thought it was really scary considering that I don’t face those issues. It was good to see what it’s like from another perspective.

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I really liked this comic and how it showed you the steps in each persons life. However, I didn’t understand the end that well because I didn’t exactly understand what the girl was saying but I thought that the last picture was funny because she was handing him food and he said he never wanted anything handed to him ever again.

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This was interesting because it shows how people’s opinions are formed based off of their experiences. It shows what challenges they have and have not had to get through.

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wayIt was really good because the the illustrator showed how the small privileges added up was really impactful in the end. Risley

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I found this so important because it tells us that everyone has privilege. It’s not just a race thing, so it makes it easier to talk about. -Em

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I liked how the comic showed how both people grew up in their households and how when they got old enough to where they could go out into the real world and get a job it showed how they would both be treated. -Jay

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I like how both people in both comics went through the same stages in life, but as the story progresses they go on different paths, to eventually end up in the same room, but with different roles

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Seeing different bar graphs showing the types of privileges people have was interesting

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I thought it was very important to show how the white person didn’t realize how every step to his success was directly handed to him, while the person of color had to work so much harder, yet she never reached his level of education/success.

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I love how the comic made a point of showing the little things in a persons life that can affect their futures so dramatically.

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I understood better from this video why people get so angry when they talk about privilege and it’s because people feel attacked. Risley

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I think that the video did a great job of showing why people get uncomfortable when the word privilege is said. It talked about how people get angry as a defense mechanism and other important points.

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I totally agree and can relate about how hard it is to discuss privilege with others. The people that I have tried to discuss it with completely denied having privileges.

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I really liked how this girl explained privilege. She made it pretty easy to understand, but I would’ve liked a few more examples about privileges of other people, like disabled people and LGBTQ+ people

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I thought when she was talking about having the visors on you keep your vision narrowed and it blocks out thing like seeing privilege was a great example.

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I thought it was really eye opening how at the party, Richard was talking about how he became so successful, when really he worked just as hard as the other lady, but because of his race, he was given more opportunities.

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I feel as if the way she described “privilege” used in conversation was very well spoken and it didn’t seem as if she had any bias towards a certain race or belief about privilege. -Jay

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Are there different reactions to people who are Muslim, Gay, Hispanic, etc.?

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This video made a ton of sense because I feel like privilege is very hard to talk about. I especially agree with the part that people feel guilty and that it’s out of control so that’s why it’s really hard to talk about privilege.

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I thought it was interesting to mention privilege involving the disabled, where unlike white privileged, everyone can kind of  grasp how it would be bad to not have control of your legs.

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I like how she explained that privilege isn’t something that you should be afraid of. She explains the different kinds of privilege very well through the bar graph. I also thought it was good that she mentioned that it’s necessary to talk about. -Alix

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I didn’t know how you were raised and grew up could define or get in the way of success if you work hard but it can. The girl worked just as hard as the guy but she wasn’t given the same opportunities.

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I found the topic of privilege much easier to understand when she mentioned how small it can be. For example, she said not needing closed captions and being able to walk down the street are privileges.

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I thought this was very accurate because it shows how from birth, many white people have advantages that they are unaware of that makes getting successful much easier. Emma

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I thought the graphs were really cool because they showed the advantages and disadvantages of the different races, genders, and sexual orientations.

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This video surprised me because it was an African American male saying the white privilege wasn’t a real thing. He said that everything that is wrong with an African American is caused from African American culture. He hasn’t really explained about the past and how the stereotypes and some facts were made about these races. -Jay

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In this video I don’t agree with most of his statistics and facts, but I do agree that sometimes people might have more money than others because they come from families that have money so to me when your ancestors have things they can hand it to you which makes you more able to have higher income and other things like that. I didn’t like this video because white privilege is real and he was only talking about the economic part of privilege.

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I strongly disagree with this video. First of all, he only addresses one aspect of white privilege.

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The man in this video didn’t cover white privilege at all