'If we're both fit enough, why not?' Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal reaffirm Paris Olympic doubles hopes in Madrid

With protests for justice carrying on all across the country, one of the biggest challenges facing America is people not understanding the problem, and not understanding each other. Sachia Vickery created a video with her neighbor Betty that helps illustrate privilege.

The "Put a Finger Down" challenge is a trend from TikTok, where usually couples or friends answer questions about their personal lives or histories (kind of like "Never Have I Ever").

The questions were not the usual funny, light-hearted variety you've seen before. Instead it was the White Privilege Edition and the 25-year-old put a finger down as "yes" for:

Their "game" really puts everything going on in America, and in the world, in greater perspective.

Advertising

Baseline

Vickery checks privilege with one simple video

Vickery continues to chase Grand Slam dreams

PODCAST: Sachia Vickery on raising positive awareness

Names to watch out for in Roland Garros qualifying

'If we're both fit enough, why not?' Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal reaffirm Paris Olympic doubles hopes in Madrid

Mirra Andreeva did, in fact, put Andy Murray's famous complimentary tweet in a frame

New movie Challengers asks: Where does tennis take us?

Shelby Rogers dishes on the viral social media video that went all the way to Will Smith

Destination Tennis: Owl’s Nest Resort

Jaume Munar vs. Jan-Lennard Struff, Mutua Madrid Open

Vickery checks privilege with one simple video