Understand My Privilege  by Sue Borrego TEDx Pasadena 
Brief description: University Chancellor Susan E. Borrego reflects on her life as an emancipated minor and dissects the emotionally charged conversation surrounding race relations in the United States.
This raconteur uses her powerful first-person account of “White Privilege” and “Black Lives Matter” to underscore the responsibility each one of us has to bring about change. Sue is a lifelong educator championing the transformational power of education. Sue’s career has been driven by a dedication to student success inspired by her ability to see what a difference higher education can make, should make, and does make in students’ lives. After serving in senior administrative and teaching positions in southern California, she was appointed Chancellor of the University of Michigan-Flint. She describes her position as a mix of university leadership, urban development, and small-town mayor. As a result of her life experience, which included being an emancipated minor, Sue committed herself to doing everything she could to ensure others had the opportunity to receive a successful education. 
As you listen to the video “Understanding My Privilege—Sue Borrego,” include a brief introduction of what you learned and share at least three things that stood out to you and why they stood out. Make sure to identify where that point was made in the video by the time stamp. Add a critical thinking question for your peers.