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Review the Learning Resources on social identities, systems of oppression, and privilege. Consider your social identity based on the dimensions of race/ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic status, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, age, and/or ability.
Engage in a social activity or visit a public space where the majority of people have a social identity that is different from your own. You may go to another side of town than you usually do, shop at an ethnically diverse market or grocery store, attend a religious service, etc. For example, if you were born in the United States and have rarely been abroad, you might attend an event focused on local immigrants. If you identify as cisgender and straight, you might visit a space within the LGBTQ+ community.
Afterward, reflect on the experience of being a minority in this situation.
Describe the experience.
Reflect on the experience and consider:
What were your preconceptions/assumptions or expectations before the experience?
What were your reactions to, thoughts about, and/or emotional responses to the experience?
What did you gain or learn from this experience?
Explain privilege in relation to this experience. For example, you could explore the privilege of the majority group or ways in which you have privilege even as a minority in the situation.
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