The collaborative writing of Making Systems of Privilege Visible by Stephanie M. Wildman and Adrienne D. Davis focuses highly on how the privileged people in society choose whether or not to object to the power system, by simply opting out with silence, and how the invisibility of privilege strengthens the power that it already creates. A major topic that supports this main idea is how privileged group members are classified as the “normal ones” in society and thus receive many unnoticed and invisible benefits, such as having higher positions. They define the norms, and Wildman and Davis provide a major example of this in their article when they point out that only men can be major-league baseball players. White privilege if frequently regarded