Wildman and Davis show that racism and sexism can become less of an issue if people first begin to acknowledge their privilege. In their analysis of, “Making Systems of Privilege Visible,” Wildman notes that, “What is not seen cannot be discussed or changed. Thus to end subordination, one must first recognize privilege,” (Davis, Wildman 315). This means that we must get rid of the vocabulary of isms which disguises the use of privilege that is created by power systems. Some people are more privileged in certain ways while others are not. Most of the privileged are not aware of their advantages, which is an issue because not being aware of it will not change anything. For instance, instead of trying to convince oneself of not being per say
