In this short video, a U-M graduate student explains how one’s power and privilege are relative and depends on both the social identities of said individual and the positionally and identities of those the person is working with. You can learn more in the "Racism and Anti-Racism in America Collection" on our website at online.umich.edu/collections/racism-antiracism. | Michigan Online

Privilege can be a tricky topic to discuss at work, but it's critical that employees recognize their privilege and power to create change in order to show up as thoughtful and active allies. That's why our Allyship at Work program starts with personal explorations and videos like this one to help equip employees with the shared understanding and tools they need to have productive conversations during the training and beyond. See what else is covered in Allyship at Work here: https://bit.ly/3EWH7