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Wheel Privilege Power

This document presents a wheel that positions different social groups in terms of privilege and power, with those closest to the center having the most privilege. Moving outward, the levels of privilege decrease through categories such as citizenship status (citizen, permanent resident, temporary resident), wealth (rich property owners, middle class, poor), race (white, indigenous people), gender (cisgender men), and other social identities.

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Wheel Privilege Power

This document presents a wheel that positions different social groups in terms of privilege and power, with those closest to the center having the most privilege. Moving outward, the levels of privilege decrease through categories such as citizenship status (citizen, permanent resident, temporary resident), wealth (rich property owners, middle class, poor), race (white, indigenous people), gender (cisgender men), and other social identities.

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  • Wheel of Privilege and Power

WHEEL OF PRIVILEGE AND POWER

(the closer you are to the centre, the more privilege you have)

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Note: the categories within this wheel are only examples in the Canadian context,
and we should not limit ourselves to them. Intersectionality is a broad concept,
and this tool is only a beginning point.

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