How Privilege Works

<br />The response to the first question is usually a precursor to what the responses to the following questions are going to be. Because usually if you're in a family with two parents (ideally nowadays two paychecks or at least less cost in childcare) they stay together. Meaning that they work out their problems ( hopefully somewhat healthily like) and keep each other in check. Also, private schools usually have tutors on-site. So if you can afford private school you have a tutor ( technically is it free if it's included in the cost of the schooling?. I don't know, I went to public school. Although my school did free peer tutoring does that count maybe I go forward one step). As for the cell phone one maybe I'm too old but that is your responsibility (I didn't get one until my last year in HS and it was a gift from a friend's family. They did offer to keep the balance full but I declined. Yes it did shut off for a few days, but didn't really worry). As for it not because of one's athletic ability they didn't have to pay for college. What?!?! How do you not pay for college? Seriously what about the people paying completely out of pocket for college, (no scholarship or grant) shouldn't they go back some steps, or no they privileged to work for college? (Ok now I had a small scholarship still helpful, also a sort of stock college fund, and I still had to pay a few thousand to go to college).<br /><br /><br />