When did you first become aware of your privilege?

Or that you were part of a systemic racist machine, intolerance, whatever.

Were you born woke, or was it in highschool, college, later in life?

If so, was your change instantaneous. Like the first time you first heard BLM or similar it hit you like a ton of bricks and you broke down right then and there in shame or was it a process?

Like people in AA telling the group what made them want to change and begin the 12 step program, maybe share your transition to wokeness? Did you wrestle with it, have an internal debate weighing an idea vs things you may have actually seen to the contrary of the idea? How did you drown out what other's may see as evidence against the idea like non-black poor who exhibit similar associated/mis-associated cultural traits (drug use, promiscuity, single mothers, teen pregnancy, criminal activity/records, government assistance, poor health/hygiene, uneducated, etc.)?

Anyone care to share their story of their path and maybe the circumstances that triggered their enlightenment?