Earlier this week, you probably saw a story about Chelsea Clinton receiving a lifetime achievement award. The Hill ran it with some dubious language, and many people missed the fact that it was an award from "Lifetime" the television network. Failing to capitalize the "L" led to a firestorm about privilege, and how a woman who has achieved virtually nothing could be granted and award for her non-existent achievements.
Carefull reading spared some of us who are inclined to agree with that sentiment.
