Yeah, a few people have touched my hair before, although never any strangers. Also, I guess I'm more privileged for having no student loans because I have yet to go to college. Really, it seems like bullsh-t to me; class privilege takes up most privilege; I'm not saying that white privilege doesn't exist, white privilege exists, as does male privilege, straight privilege, etc, but class privilege is much more important.
Much of the class privilege uses words like "ever" too, which means that my memories from fairly early childhood, before my father got an MD, suddenly became relevant; some other things are incidental (have you been the only person of your race in a room; yes, I once had an African-American roommate who liked to host large social gatherings of his monolithically African-American friends, but I don't really think the experience made me more race-conscious).
