Another opinion piece about social consciousness and privilege. Of course, there's no suggested resolution. Nobody celebrates income inequality in and of itsel

Another opinion piece about social consciousness and privilege. Of course, there's no suggested resolution. Nobody celebrates income inequality in and of itself. I agree that we shouldn't write puff pieces about founders that speak solely about their determination when there are other factors at play. But even then, that's not really a celebration of income inequality. (it's also a really small issue, compared to income inequality itself) It reads like a critique of capitalism, but with several acknowledgements as to the fact that getting rid of capitalism wouldn't help anyway. And I abhor the acknowledgement of privilege (which I understand is not a popular opinion) because it reads like an acknowledgement of some kind of insoluble Original Sin. Why do you feel the need to mention that you were never physically abused? How does that make you privileged? It seems to be completely unrelated to the rest of your piece. Some people are dealt a really crappy hand by life. We don't live in a just world. And I agree that we should give people an equal opportunity to succeed. But without a resolution, this piece is probably no more meaningful than the latest startup puff piece. It's fairly obvious that the poor have a disadvantage. So how are we going to fix it?