Quiz: How Much Privilege Do You Have At Home?

Clean, drinkable tap water.

A computer.

Reliable WiFi.

Your own bedroom.

A bed.

Heat.

Air conditioning.

Indoor plumbing.

Hot water.

A kitchen.

A refrigerator.

Food in that refrigerator.

More than one refrigerator.

A pantry with food that could last you more than a few days in an emergency.

"Bonus" food that you don't need for meals (snacks, candy, etc.).

A dishwasher.

Reliable electricity.

Utilities that never get shut off for late payments.

A washing machine.

A dryer.

A bookshelf stocked with books.

Functioning smoke detectors.

A secure lock on the front door.

A general feeling of safety when you're home alone.

A general feeling of safety when you're among the people you live with.

Good insulation to keep the house warm.

A roof that doesn't leak.

A window that gets decent sunlight.

Soap to wash your hands.

A shower stocked with soap and shampoo.

A toothbrush and toothpaste.

A medicine cabinet stocked with basics to get you through a headache, cold, or fever.

Household cleaning products.

No pests (like roaches, rats, and bed bugs.)

A television.

More than one television.

Personal outdoor space (a yard, balcony, etc.),

Access to a nearby library.

Access to a nearby hospital.

Access to a nearby grocery store.

A garage.

A car in that garage.

More than one car in that garage.

These 43 Things In Your Home Are All Signs Of Privilege — How Many Do You Have?