Women may exercise privilege based on some other aspect of their identity (say race or social class, for example) or because of positional power they hold within an organizational structure. However, they do not have that privilege solely [i]because[/i] they are female, as is the case for men in our society, and therefore that situational privilege does not begin to compare with the systematic oppression women face in our society as a whole.
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