On May 28, 2015, Shaman Yasmin writes on Vagabomd:
Toby Morris describes himself as “an Auckland-based illustrator, art director, comic artist and recently the author of Don’t Puke On Your Dad: A Year in the Life of a New Father.”
His recent comic, The Pencilsword‘s “On a Plate” illustrates the concept of privilege, and delivers the truth with a punchline that literally hits you in the gut.
He places two individuals side by side, showing how financial security and benefits, or the lack of it, affects them even if they come from households that love and support them, leading to two completely different outcomes.
Source: Thewireless
Let’s hope this comic changed your mind about privilege, the way it did ours.
http://www.vagabomb.com/This-Comic-Will-Forever-Change-the-Way-You-Look-at-Privilege/
I hope people are waking up and realizing that the wealthy ownership class––the top 10 percent of the nation––NEVER come forth and educate regular people who are dependent on a job as their ONLT source of income, how they use the logic of corporate finance to continually concentrate wealth-creating, income-producing capital asset OWNERSHIP among themselves, while rigging the system to prevent regular people from sharing in the affluence of a growth economy.
