And that's the simplest, most privileged experience of airport security.
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We are among the luckiest and most privileged women of the world.
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It's probably the most privileged dirty old men's club in the country.
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Tuning out is a luxury only the most privileged viewers can afford.
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You're already looking at probably the most privileged undocumented immigrant in this country.
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For years it was one of the most privileged of neighborhoods, exempt from development.
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Prosecutors said Singer told one parent that he wanted to help the most privileged.
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Others might call it a freak accident, or the most privileged form of sheer coincidence.
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I think to not be optimistic is just about the most privileged thing you can be.
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Even the most privileged among us face a suicide rate nine times higher than the general population.
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Was Cheryl Karcher's punishment the kind of sweetheart deal accorded only the most privileged in our society?
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This case demonstrates the powerful hold pseudoscience nonsense can have over even the most privileged among us.
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She believes the burden of bearing witness should rest squarely on the most privileged and powerful among us.
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We're at the forefront given that we have the privilege to service the most privileged in the world.
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The global water scene should strike fear into the hearts of even the most privileged of middle-class Americans.
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So this is really a problem for the most privileged societies, where people are bombarded with choices and temptations.
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We make this request as members of the most privileged class of human beings ever to walk the earth.
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We — especially, and ironically, the most privileged in our culture — now live in a world permeated by such lies.
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Then we send them (the most privileged of them) to colleges where the professors teach about what interests the professors.
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Some of the most notorious terrorists of the modern era have been some of the most privileged people on the planet.
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Thus, the bulk of our collective care, consideration, respect and nurturing attention is allotted to the most privileged in our society.
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Sri Lanka's Muslims have been painfully perplexed by the question of why two of their most privileged sons would do this.
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The coronavirus, though, is a force unto its own, and it is overwhelming even the strongest and most privileged of countries.
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Suddenly, the poor state of public health in America is becoming a life-or-death problem for even the most privileged.
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It has always seemed like amateur, ham-handed behavior by some of the world's most privileged and in-the-know people.
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Roose observed that the Kappa Beta Phi members feel socially persecuted — ironic, considering they constitute some of the world's most privileged set.
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Well, a lot of the people that are really complaining about "losing control" of their music are usually the most privileged ones.
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"The judiciary is one of the most privileged and exclusive institutions of the state," says Kang Won-taek of Seoul National University.
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But a blind adherence to ESG criteria, Mr Robertson argues, could skew capital flows towards the most privileged parts of the world.
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Many in the conservative Christian right share this mentality, despite being among the most privileged people in the history of the planet.
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By doing so, the department will likely harm the quality of education and, in the process, principally benefit the most privileged applicants.
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From set stealers to hecklers, the obstacles facing the most privileged of comedians is substantial, and the underrepresented have it even worse.
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Even in Beirut, among some of the country's most privileged young people, there's growing discontent about their future if the war continues.
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For decades, the LGBT movement has cast aside the most marginalized in pursuit of 'equality' for the most privileged members of our communities.
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The most privileged among us got to chuckle about the injustices of our time without being held accountable for their role in it.
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Her coach, Gary Wilensky was referred to as "the tennis instructor who taught New York's most privileged daughters" by the New York Times.
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Unlike other foreign workers, however, they are embedded deep within Israeli families, helping the most vulnerable members of society — or the most privileged.
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The most privileged of men also weren't originally widely excluded from the modern workforce based on perceptions of their intelligence, appearance or physical strength.
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White people are the most privileged racial group in the U.S., so they have no business being in charge of diversity and inclusion work.
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Like all of their generation except the most privileged, they face huge pressures in an intensively competitive society to a degree that is unprecedented.
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If there's anything the past two years have taught us, it's that forgiveness is a gift offered far too readily to America's most privileged.
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The 10 percent most disadvantaged Shanghai 15-year-olds score better in math than the 10 percent most privileged 15-year-olds in America.
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White male identity politics is the stupidest identity politics, because, yeah, again, these traditionally have been the most privileged people with the greatest opportunities. Yes.
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But Linton's actions are only the latest example of ever-coarsening behavior online from the nation's most privileged and entitled, coupled with stunning conservative hypocrisy.
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So observational methodologies that track an individual's ability to procure desired resources, in this case grooming, ranked Negra as being in the most privileged dominant role.
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It probably gets back to my own life story and growing up in Charlotte — again, not in what is the most privileged part of the city.
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Many of these employees make up one of the most privileged and highly visible labor forces in the world, working for innovative and resource-rich companies.
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The platform of the strike seeks to elevate the demands of the majority of women, not simply the demands of the loudest or most privileged women.
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After she called his criticism of Obamacare from the left "enraging and the most privileged bs," Daou tweeted an affronted riposte to his nearly 300,000 followers.
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Recently, Murray has done demographic research on "Super Zips"—the Zip Codes of the most privileged residents of New York, Washington, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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And yet these efforts have been criticized from more radical corners of the LGBT community for their focus on issues concerning only the most privileged of Americans.
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Good to know that more than 30 years ago, the most privileged women in America considered The Handmaid's Tale so unbelievable as to be worthy of scorn.
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We're talking about millions of dollars of savings for the most privileged among us, all in tax-exempt pension trusts, at enormous cost to the federal government.
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California's collaboration with Silicon Valley is an attempt to change that: in effect, enlisting some of the state's most privileged residents to help some of its least.
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The ancient Egyptians and Chinese used nail shades to make class distinctions, with the most privileged painting their nails red and the least privileged wearing nudes and neutrals.
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In their tender years we put the most privileged of them inside a college admissions process that puts achievement and status anxiety at the center of their lives.
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The most privileged public employees were paid twice a month, and we envied their ability to shop on a day when supermarkets were not bursting with anxious families.
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They've never had trouble kicking up drama even in the most privileged of circumstances, and their pompous antics combined with heartfelt moments is why we couldn't stop tuning in.
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While that may have been the case for some members of society — notably the most privileged ones — in practice, it's meant injustice and abuse for a lot of others.
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In todays society what most privileged kids see are sunshine and rainbows compared to what we will grow up to see and what people are living with right now.
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Those statements are not only tone-deaf, they also reflect the way most privileged people who have never encountered the justice system react when confronted with its awesome power.
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I have the most important thing an elected leader should have — an ambitious vision for how our state can be better for ALL of us, not just the most privileged.
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In this moment, can anyone, other than the most privileged, live at enough of a distance from pressing issues, like human rights violations, discrimination, and the planet's health, to saunter?
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In these last years, we have inhabited terrifying paradoxes, navigating a reality the most privileged of us had always deemed impossible, a Poppinsian world turned inside out and viciously deformed.
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But it's telling that every immigrant, even the most privileged, knows the daily indignities of being reduced to an alien number shoved through the hellish bureaucracy of the American system.
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By the time it ends, children from some of this area's most privileged enclaves, and from some of its poorest, file through the front doors to begin their day together.
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But he and his supporters have glimpsed something real about this moment in history: Even the most privileged men in our country now have to answer for sexual misconduct allegations.
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I asked Mark Melin, an alternative investment practitioner and adjunct professor at Northwestern University, to walk me through what the future holds for some of the most privileged men in America.
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As rising tides threaten to destroy art-scene locales from Miami Basel to the Venice Biennale, it is clear that even the most privileged of spaces aren't immune to its impacts.
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Why should Americans with disabilities, aging seniors facing medical issues and their families be the target of increased tax burden while corporations, high earners, the most privileged, see their taxes reduced?
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Debate has raged for years over whether most selective schools do well because they provide a better education than state schools, or merely because they cream off the brightest and most privileged.
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In a video for Mic published for 85033/20, an unofficial holiday for pot enthusiasts, Booker accused the U.S. of already having essentially legalized the drug for just the most privileged Americans.
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This in turn makes higher education unaffordable to more and more people each year, and turns one-time institutions of social mobility into exclusive, gated communities for the children of America's most-privileged.
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He was the most privileged kind of white man, in appearance and opportunity, but he used that privilege for a positivity few are able to manage, given the progressive ideals he stood for.
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And I often found that the worst people in that elite culture — including myself on my worst days — weren't the most privileged kids but the hyper-ambitious ones obsessed with vaulting over them.
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The city does have a bike-share program, Ecobici, but it serves the most privileged neighborhoods, such as Roma or Condesa, while a majority of bicycle trips occur in poor neighborhoods like Iztapalapa.
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Gaps between rich and poor are not new but just as the child in a slum can see the skyscraper nearby, technology allows anyone with a smartphone to see how the most privileged live.
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With the nomination of Gorsuch, Trump has pushed his envisioned Supreme Court further to the right, and away from the best interests of all but the most privileged classes of queer and trans Americans.
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If he does the commish a favor, however … With a mixture of desperation and deftness, Chuck constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg device of quid pro quo exchanges among the city's most privileged and powerful.
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"I think the most privileged of us will survive this—and some of us may even thrive—but there's an opportunity to be in solidarity with the most vulnerable people of our community," Saini added.
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Cultural fit-based hiring can often lead to workplaces where most people share the same race, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds, and are usually "skewed in favor of applicants from the most privileged backgrounds," Bitte said.
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Some of the most privileged people on earth are raging and roaring their way through life—notably the president and his older white followers whose faces, scrunched in fury, can be seen at his rallies.
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In addition to necessarily being some of the most politically opportunistic and ruthless people around, presidents also tend to be among the most privileged, benefiting from educations at prestigious schools, distinguished family backgrounds and vast wealth.
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Rather than fretting about victim politics, Chait and Dougherty could more usefully focus on a pernicious phenomenon: the self-pity of some of the most privileged members of society, and the cottage industry of performative suffering it fosters.
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This was partly a result of the significant increase, reported last year by the Pew Research Center, in the admission of low-income and minority students when many universities are still designed with the most privileged in mind.
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American college students (who are some of the safest and most privileged people on the planet) are to be protected from, and encouraged to be ever-vigilant about and even report, any behavior that could cause emotional distress.
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Class Divide Marriage, which used to be the default way to form a family in the United States, regardless of income or education, has become yet another part of American life reserved for those who are most privileged.
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Tweaking their tax status, or limiting the numbers of top-tier university places their pupils can earn, will not absolve the schools of the real damage they do to communities by encouraging their most privileged members to opt out.
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It's hard to tell whether my day-to-day style is purely mine, or if I'm conforming to some blend of my own beauty standards and those of society, opting for the most comfortable (and perhaps most privileged) option.
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Titled "Cherry," a word Camille scratched into her thigh as a teenager, it reveals how even the most privileged girls mostly fail to free themselves from Wind Gap's grasp, and how that sense of being trapped shapes their lives.
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His campaign for president represented little more than the cynical deployment of a well-worn Republican strategy: whip up white resentment toward immigrants and people of color in order to build a governing agenda that enriches the most privileged among us.
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And not just women's experiences: These stories also explore the exhausting, slow poison of masculine power, the grind of the patriarchy on even the most privileged of women, the subtle ways in which men have trained women to minimize themselves.
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The growing pains will never go away, but there was growth and a conscious effort to reflect on the history — good and bad — that has led to both progress and continued oppression of women at the hands of the most privileged.
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They'll be replaced by the uber-rich and supremely connected in San Francisco, the increasingly unaffordable center of the latest tech boom and a town that to many Bay Area locals feels increasingly like a walled garden for only the most privileged.
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To those who are still skeptical about the power of nunchi: I am living proof that you don't need to be the smartest, richest or most privileged person to find success and happiness in life; you only need to have quick nunchi.
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Know this, my fellow Americans: as the clouds darken and the savage locusts descend, blocking out the sun and making human life all but impossible except for the most privileged few, I will be thinking of you from my West Elm-appointed bunker.
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Mr. Danesh-Pajou explained that one result of the cuts is that it would be harder for all but the most privileged students to participate in the band, because the band has typically covered meals on the road and various other expenses.
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An African-American man with no formal fashion training who worked hard, built an independent brand that contributed to the redefining of modern luxury, and was promoted to one of the industry's most privileged positions; a rightful recognition of his impressive creative and business credentials.
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If we as a nation don't encourage economically-challenged and diverse students to apply to these schools, these institutions will resemble what they used to be: old boy's clubs where only the most privileged families, and a few hardworking outliers, were allowed to join.
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Though Barclays, like other venues, has done its best to segregate the most privileged from the least, and the upper-middles from the middle-middles, in the corridors, as in our heart of hearts, we all love Beyoncé or fret the Nets the same.
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I have more than one acquaintance who has dived into binge-inspiring series like "Boys Over Flowers," about a female scholarship student at an elite Korean high school who is taken under the wings, sort of, of the academy's four most privileged male students.
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And though that doesn't diminish what they experienced, it did lead to questions about whether the Me Too movement — which had existed for many years but rose in prominence following the allegations against Weinstein — would really have an effect beyond the most privileged people.
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The authorities say the parents of some of the nation's wealthiest and most privileged students sought to buy spots for their children at top universities, not only cheating the system, but potentially cheating other hard-working students out of a chance at a college education.
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So like clockwork, 94 days after Google alerted Apple to a bug in its MacOS operating system that could allow malware to inject data into the most privileged code running on its computers, Mountain View's hackers are revealing that fresh zero-day vulnerability to the world.
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The study, which examined outcomes for more than 231,211 U.S. children, most of them African American or white, found that kids in the poorest predominantly black neighborhoods were about half as likely to receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) from a bystander as those in the most privileged areas.
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I guess if you took the most privileged white lady ever and gave her a whole bottle of wine and then asked her to write a Yelp review of a restaurant that made her wait 40 minutes for a table and then got her order wrong twice.
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Took me back to Highgate, met all of his best matesAlwyn's affluent neighbourhood rarely gets a name check in popular culture largely because it is just that: a very affluent neighbourhood which is, admittedly, lovely, but really only for the most privileged members of the city's high society.
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Pyongyang is where North Korea's most privileged citizens live, and while the presence of the beer halls there is a result of the emergence of a wealthier middle class in the city, the relative low cost of the drink means that they are not refuges of the absolute elite.
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It's a tragedy in the Aristotelian sense, charting, in an irresistibly beautiful and densely lyrical poetic diction, the rise and fall of the king's most privileged nobleman or chief over a 24-hour period on what he knows is meant to be the last day of his life.
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I am referring to the custodians of some of the greatest vineyards and cellars in the world, people like Aubert de Villaine of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti in Burgundy or Maria Teresa Mascarello of Bartolo Mascarello, whose voices are rarely heard except by the most privileged of visitors.
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Since "perfect mother" is a construct that even the guiltiest and most privileged of parents don't really believe exists, the survival of the gag depends on upping the ante, of being ever more "human" — that is, more unconventional, more sloppy, more benignly neglectful, more potty-mouthed — than your predecessors.
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Earlier this week, security researchers took note of a series of changes Linux and Windows developers began rolling out in beta updates to address a critical security flaw: A bug in Intel chips allows low-privilege processes to access memory in the computer's kernel, the machine's most privileged inner sanctum.
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The most privileged of the Balanchine ballerina roles is the second movement in Balanchine's "Symphony in C" (1947); I'm sorry to have missed the debut in this work of the principal Sterling Hyltin, who is so gifted with amplitude that it took me years to realize that she is petite.
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I think we change it in tech the way we change it everywhere, I do think that privileged straight white men, they are the most privileged members of society — I'm starting to get pushback, I'm being called sexist and racist for saying that, so that's ... They're the victims, you know.
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Outside of Filching and its heaps, it is the very richest and most privileged of all — especially Queen Victoria herself — who consume and consume until there is nothing left by trash, and who then make dealing with that trash the labor of the poor until it suffocates or consumes them.
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But the damage he can do is more than rhetorical: dismantling the (already attenuated) asylum system, whether by passing laws or simply removing anyone who knows how it's supposed to work, is a major step towards blocking all forms of migration to the United States by any but the wealthiest and most privileged few.
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As the economy stagnates amid international sanctions and low oil prices, a high-profile bribery case has illustrated how the country's most privileged players have taken to fighting over slices of a smaller economic pie, seeking an advantage over rivals through the courts and law enforcement officials who are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption.
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They might even start naming and stop tolerating some of "the small indignities that make even the most privileged female lives taxing," as Goldberg put it — like "mansplaining" (a man condescending to a woman on a subject she knows better than he does) or "manspreading" (when men take up too much space on a subway, e.g.
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Those virtues included a spirit of noblesse oblige and personal austerity and piety that went beyond the thank-you notes and boat shoes and prep school chapel going — a spirit that trained the most privileged children for service, not just success, that sent men like Bush into combat alongside the sons of farmers and mechanics in the same way that it sent missionaries and diplomats abroad in the service of their churches and their country.
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Of course, the most privileged segment of society does not use the public schools at all, a fact I learned as a teenager and then all over again when a good 50 percent of my parent-friends in the city began enrolling their children in private schools where, thanks to exorbitant tuition costs and selection processes built in part on pre-existing connections, the children of the well-off are guaranteed to interact almost exclusively with other members of the lucky in birth.
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