How privileged are you?

Forums: Privilege, Sociology, Charts, Survey, Social Determination
Email this Topic • Print this Page

If you don't mind, look through the chart and add up your personal score? Discuss the results (or not ... depending on your mood post-calculation...)

A little help on the Gender category: I believe that CIS means that one is a male who holds the traditional male behaviors and vice-versa. Someone who scores +20 are men's men while +20 for women are lady's women. Trans score of +10 is where males mostly hold to the traditional male roles but still have a bit of femininity to them. The closest thing I can think of is metrosexuality but that just be a oversimplication. And vice versa for women being a girlish tomboy might earn a person a +10.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisgender
Am I close on that understanding?

I scored 75 points.

Topic Stats
Top Replies
Link to this Topic

Type: Discussion • Score: 18 • Views: 10,838 • Replies: 26

@tsarstepan,

I missed the fine print about taking 20 points if nonreligious in the US.

My adjusted score is 55. Good gravy. Rolling Eyes

1 Reply

@tsarstepan,

I scored 200 but since I’m gay I have to take off 150 points. So my score would be 50. Cool

1 Reply

I scored 65 because Canada is not on there so I went under the USA mantle. If that doesn't count, then I'd be 45. My husband is 110 without picking a country. And that's with deductions for not being handsome and being a scientist.

Who in the world made this up?

1 Reply

@jcboy,

I came out -10, which sounds about right, sort of a balance right now, but with the factor of being non religious in the US, am knocked down to -30. Anyway, not privileged.

0 Replies

@Mame,

Mame wrote:

Who in the world made this up?

Good question. It was some Tumblr thing I ... borrowed.

1 Reply

@tsarstepan,

60

Makes sense roughly.

I think Canada is likely up there with Europe, or at least as good as Australia.

1 Reply

80, because I'm an engineer. (Who gives people deductions for being scientists?)

1 Reply

@Thomas,

tea partiers...

I am lost way over on the left somewhere.

like I needed extra points lost for saturday night...

0 Replies

I only got 45. Hubby's 150.
(Doesn't seem right.)

1 Reply

Jews get the super high ranking? This is bogus.

0 Replies

Minus 85. I knew I wasn't privileged, but I get the feeling that there are homeless people who are more privileged than I am.

What exactly does privileged mean, btw?

0 Replies

@Eva,

He's a injuneer; you're a teacher, if I've got that right.

1 Reply

I got a plus 30 cause I did it on a saturday night.. I'm not sure what that means..

1 Reply

@Ceili,

I think it is minus 15 for doing it on a Saturday or Friday night. Probably means we have nothing better to do than this test. No social life.
I did it now this Sunday morning. Last night I watched TV - no social life last night. So I kept my 15 points.
See how unfair life is.

2 Replies

@saab,

Quote:

If you are doing this on a Friday or Saterday night, add -15

For the spelling, probably.

If you are a blind trans from the Middle East, you cannot be seen on the scale..

0 Replies

@dlowan,

dlowan wrote:

I think Canada is likely up there with Europe, or at least as good as Australia.

That had me spewing coffee all over! Laughing

Thanks!

1 Reply

@saab,

I would have been @45, minus the 15 for a saturday night and I'm at +30..

0 Replies

Whoever did the "Status" section needs remedial math.

0 Replies

@roger,

Actually, he's in technical sales, so I put down "Technology," but that only accounts for 5 points. Being a straight, white, able-bodied male in the US gave him most of those points. But...privileged? That's a bit of a stretch.

0 Replies

How privileged are you?

Related Topics

Quick Links

My Account

able2know