This activity is a great alternative to the "Privilege Walk" activity that so many are familiar with. This activity is also easily customizable. New categories can be created. Existing ones can be withheld to reduce the amount of time for the activity, while also giving the group more to discuss in what other privileges could be explored. It is also not as threatening as activities that focus on publicly/openly acknowledging or identifying personal privilege. I also especially like this activity because it gives the participants something tangible to associate their privilege with which is so useful for those for whom privilege has always been a nebulous, abstract concept.

I have done this activity for twice - one was at CILMAR's Worldview Workshop; one was at CILMAR's PICLCoP Tool Demonstration workshop. I liked that the statements were updated over time. For example, I found that new statements about COVID-19 were added to some categories. I think this activity works very well in a virtual environment, because the participants have private space and time to self-reflect.