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Does the “check” in “check your privilege” mean “assess, analyse”, or “stop, restrain”, or is it like hold baggage?
in reply to Alexandra Lanes

I'd always taken it to have any one of multiple meanings, sometimes more than one simultaneously.
Pretty much the same list as you:
- be aware of it, know it's there
- leave it outside at the door before you enter this space
- keep it within due bounds
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@sparrowsion that's how you make sure it's intersectional