The Zeitgeist of that time was an example of the reverse of orthodox privilege (as discussed in the article). Or so it seemed to me. As competing orthodoxies we

The Zeitgeist of that time was an example of the reverse of orthodox privilege (as discussed in the article). Or so it seemed to me. As competing orthodoxies were actively fighting out in the open, each with their own powerful champions. Meanwhile everyone who depends on a job to survive knows that there are opinions that you just don't bring up. So it seems to me orthodox privilege, in the vein brought up by Graham, is really a subset of power privilege.