Ich mag die Geschichte über Stalin und seine best Bros ("entourage"), die Benn Jordan hier erzählt, weil sie so viel erklärt:

https://youtu.be/gqtrNXdlraM?t=2256

#Wealth #Money #State #Power #USA #Stalin #Trump ##Privilege #Control #Media #Information #Ideology

Saw this in a reddit thread and took this one right on the chin. I was totally that guy.

#racism
#privilege

Just putting this out there for whoever needs to read this: stop playing down having financial help from family (buying a first car, financing studies, a down payment on a house, a small loan to start a business).

That's really not something to take for granted. A lot of us don't have any of this, we might even have to help out our families, regularly or on occasion.
#privilege #rant

BDG feature: Dharma and Diversity: Unlearning Racism

🔗 Read more at BDG: https://tinyurl.com/yjvtn9uh

#Buddhism #Buddha #Diversity #Racism #Equality #Inclusion #Interdependence #Mindfulness #Privilege #BuddhaNature

I just learned that SCOTUS may take up the question of marriage equality for non-heterosexual couples. So now our families are at risk of losing our personhood AGAIN because those who literally hate us want us to be invisible in our closets.

Our rights don’t diminish the rights of others, only their feelings of superiority of having something that is denied to others. No one should have the power to rescind this right.

#SCOTUS #LGBTQ #MarriageEquality #USPol #MoralMajority #privilege

7 things boomers know are luxuries but younger generations take for granted – VegOut

7 things boomers know are luxuries but younger generations take for granted

What one generation treasures as rare luxuries, another may see as ordinary—and that gap says more about us than we think.

Avery White / Aug 16, 2025

There’s a funny thing about perspective. What feels like “just part of life” to you might feel like winning the lottery to someone from another generation.

Boomers—those born roughly between 1946 and 1964—grew up in a very different economic and cultural landscape. Many of the conveniences and freedoms younger generations see as baseline expectations were either rare, expensive, or downright unthinkable back then.

And while technology, wages, and lifestyles have evolved, that gap in perspective hasn’t disappeared. If anything, it’s widened.

Let’s talk about seven of those “everyday” things that, to boomers, still carry the shine of luxury.

1. Eating out regularly

For many boomers, eating in a restaurant was an event—birthdays, anniversaries, maybe the occasional Friday night if money allowed.

Fast food chains were around, yes, but a sit-down meal with a server was a treat you dressed up for. Families would plan for it, budget for it, and sometimes drive to the “nice” place in the next town over.

I still remember my mom telling me how, as a kid, she’d get so excited to go to the one Chinese restaurant in her small town. She’d order the same dish every time, partly because it was her favorite and partly because she didn’t want to “waste” the experience on something she might not like.

Compare that to now: grabbing takeout for lunch, ordering sushi on a Wednesday night, or having your favorite meal delivered in under 30 minutes feels normal to many younger adults.

Here’s the thing—boomers still see a dinner out as a small indulgence, even if they can afford it. It’s not just about the cost; it’s about the mindset that dining out is a break from the ordinary, not the ordinary itself.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: 7 things boomers know are luxuries but younger generations take for granted – VegOut

#2025 #America #Books #Boomers #History #Library #Luxuries #Opinion #Privilege #Retirement #Science #TakeForGranted #UnitedStates #Vegout #YoungerGenerations

White Nationalism will be in tears over this achievement...

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/east-london-state-school-outperforms-063846398.html

#Education #UK #BramptonManor #London #Eton #Privilege