While reading Privilege, Power, and Difference by Alan Johnson, he discusses a variety of issues seen throughout our society. Johnson acknowledges the privilege he has being a white man in the middle-class. While he knows his experience does not relate to everyone, he can still use his expereince to discuss his own privileges to those that in similar positions. He also isn't ignorarent to the struggles he doesn't face himself, and instead seeks out information to help him understand others better. Johnson discusess discrimination and how it affects many areas of our lives, such as work and school. In chapter 3, we are shown a picture of "The Diversity Wheel" which is a wheel with categories for individuals to look at and see where they fit into it. He mentions "For most people, shifting only a few parts of the diversity wheel would be enough to change their lives dramatically" (19). Our differences aren't the problem it's how they are used as either...