privilege

something a black nigger don't got white privilege

hey look that nigger don't got privilege

by mactrucdelux November 29, 2021

Exotical Privilege

Privilege placed upon a person who is an 'Exotical';

Privilege given to you because you are Mixed or 'look mixed';

An advantage you have as a Mixed person or a person who 'looks mixed', for being 'universally pretty', having 'universal appeal', or being 'racially ambiguous';

Similar to 'pretty privilege' but used solely for describing 'Exoticals'.

That girl is such an Exotical - she must get Exotical Privilege.

Only Exoticals have 'Exotical Privilege'.

"You have Exotical Privilege because of your type 3 curls!"

"Your facial features give you Exotical Privilege..."

by Aamich March 18, 2024

White woman privilege

in reference to horror movies, the action white women make based on their safety in America that is clearly wrong in the moment of action

Sarah was told to stay on the path to avoid spirits, but she went off the path because she saw a tree that reminded her of her childhood, her white woman privilege made her feel safe to leave the path that EVERY ONE TIME HER TO STAY ON

by russ Beasll July 31, 2022

Birth Privilege

Birth Privilege, or born person privilege, is the societal privilege that entitles born persons to advocate for non-born persons to be aborted by their mothers if and when the unborn person becomes a burden to their mother any time before they are born, regardless of whether or not the born person realizes they too were also supposed to be aborted by their mother.

Hey Karen, I’m glad your mom walked out of the abortion clinic before you were born, otherwise you couldn’t join me at the Women’s March this weekend where we’ll be executing our birth privilege to let women know they can only be equal to men if they’re free to abort their unborn offspring!

by 20th Century Blinder August 1, 2022

no more sniffing privileges

When someone hides a miis nose

Vernias, while making a Kirby mii: no more sniffing privileges!

by 🌺🌜Sylveon🌛🌺 August 3, 2022

Law of Logical Privilege

The principle that certain logical systems, methods, or positions are granted unearned authority—privileged not because they're superior but because they're associated with dominant institutions, cultures, or power structures. The Law of Logical Privilege argues that logic is not neutral: some ways of reasoning are privileged, others marginalized. Western formal logic is taught as "logic" while other logical traditions are ignored; scientific reasoning is treated as "rational" while indigenous knowledge is dismissed. The law doesn't say privileged logic is wrong; it says we should examine why it's privileged, who benefits, and what's excluded.

Example: "He'd always assumed that the logic he learned in school was just logic—the only way to reason properly. The Law of Logical Privilege showed him otherwise: this logic was privileged because it came from the dominant culture, because it served dominant institutions, because it was taught in dominant schools. Other logics existed, but they were marginalized. He started asking why his logic was on top."

by Abzugal February 21, 2026

Law of Scientific Privilege

The principle that certain scientific methods, institutions, and knowledge systems are granted unearned authority—privileged not because they're inherently superior but because they're associated with dominant power structures. The Law of Scientific Privilege argues that science is not neutral: Western science is privileged over indigenous knowledge, quantitative methods over qualitative, funded research over community inquiry. This privilege shapes what counts as knowledge, who gets to produce it, and who benefits. The law doesn't say privileged science is wrong; it says we should examine why it's privileged, what interests it serves, and what's excluded.

Example: "She'd been taught that science was simply the best way to know things. The Law of Scientific Privilege showed her otherwise: this science was privileged because it came from wealthy nations, because it served corporate interests, because it was backed by state power. Other ways of knowing existed, but they were marginalized. She started asking who benefited from her science's dominance."

by Abzugal February 21, 2026