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ne of my friends was in a spiritual growth group whose
members became quite close. They provided each other with
a warm, supportive environment to share their joy and pain.
Everyone except my friend and her husband were European
American, but this did not seem to be an issue until one
meeting, when my friend shared her pain about what she
believed to be a racist comment from someone outside the
group. Rather than validate her experience, the group asked
her questions about why the person would make such a com-
ment. They seemed to be looking for a way to justify it and, in
the process, implied that she was overreacting. As the tension
built, one member objected to the time being spent on this
issue, saying, "You know, this is a spiritual growth group, not
an antiracism group." My friend replied, "But racism is a spir-
itual issue for me." Unfortunately, the group members were
unanimous in their inability to see this situation from my
friend's perspective; the result was that she and her husband
decided to leave the group.
The dictionary defines privilege as a right or immunity
that gives the individual a distinct advantage or favor; in con-
trast, the term oppressed is described as the state of being bur-
dened spiritually or mentally, suppressed or crushed by an
abuse of power (Merriam-Webster, 1983). Mclntosh (1998)
compared White privilege to an invisible knapsack that White
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people can count on to make life easier. For example, European Amer-
icans can usually choose to be in the company of their own race when
they want to be, they are not asked to speak for their race, they rarely
have trouble finding housing because of their race, and so on.
However, as discussed in chapter 2, privilege also tends to isolate
people, cutting them off from information and experiences related to
specific minority groups that could be helpful and enrich their lives. In
my friend's case, the privilege experienced by the European Americans
in the group led them to believe that racism was not the problem, and
because they all agreed with each other, their position of "rightness"
was affirmed. The only information they had to contradict their belief
was that provided by my friend and her husband, whose views were
easily dismissed because they were in the minority.
People all have their own unique identities and experiences, and con-
sequently the areas in which they hold privilege vary. In general, though,
these privileged areas are often those in which people hold the least aware-
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1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
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- 3. HER LIFE • Lauren Zoe "Laurie" Hernandez is an American artistic gymnast • born on June 9, 2000 in Old Bridge Township, New Jersey • the youngest of three children born to parents Anthony and Wanda Hernandez • She is of Puerto Rican descent
- 4. HER CAREER • Hernandez began her gymnastics career at the age of 6 after dance classes failed to capture her attention. • Maggie Haney would become her coach and manager. • U.S. Classic in 2012 • She landed a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team “The Final Five” • She won team gold and a silver medal in the individual balance beam event.
- 5. HER ORIGINS • Hernandez is one of only a handful of Latinas to represent the U.S. since 1936. • “I’m proud of my heritage,” • Two people who really inspire her are her parents, Wanda and Anthony • She didn't realize the impact of being a Latina gymnast in 2016 “I feel I could be a role model to other Hispanic gymnasts interested in the sport, but I also want them to understand the importance of being focused, determined, and not giving up, despite all the struggles.”
- 6. THE DIVERSITY • She expressed the need for gymnastics to progress into a more inclusive and accessible sport for Latins and Black communities. • The sport itself is expensive • The team was so good that their diversity was the secondary storyline. What diversity in gymnastics (and in sports in general) comes down to, is giving everybody a shot, an opportunity to try out something that they could really fall in love with."
- 7. HER EXPERIENCES • With all of the support she's felt, Hernandez has also experienced the negative side of being a prominent woman of color • But she's also not afraid to speak out against casual racism. • As a Latina, she said the idea of self- expression and therapy is often suppressed in communities of color “We’ve just had enough of it. It’s 2020. There’s no reason to discriminate against people.”
- 8. STRUGGLE WITH ABUSE • She has also experienced mental and emotional abuse from her coach, and shared her story • Hernandez detailed consistent verbal and emotional abuse from Haney in an Instagram post • She’s not alone. Top U.S. gymnasts are making their voices heard
- 9. HER ROLE ON SOCIAL MEDIA • Share and spread some positive messages to all of her young followers who look up to her • She uses her social media platforms to be more vocal about mental health and to talk about her experiences in hopes of helping others
- 10. LAURIE USING HER PLATFORMS Source: USA Today
- 11. THANKS FOR THE ATTENTION edited by Martina Lauriola