Privilege Power and Difference Chapters 1-3 by Alan Johnson
Before I begin, I appreciate how this writer prefaces the readers with his background and how he realizes that each reader might come from a different background than his. He writes that along with privilege, "it is also an issue across differences of gender, sexual orientation, and numerous lesser divides." There are many different aspects as to why someone might not be friends with, hire, or consider them for a task just by looks or where they are from. The quote I resonated with is "the glass ceiling that lets women see the executive suite but keeps them from being promoted..." because in my workplace, we have lost two of our (female) workers in the last year and haven't hired anyone new. Other than my boss, there is one other male. We don't know for sure but there are clues that the male gets paid the most, even though he hasn't been there the lon...