Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: Today, I was at a unity event hosted by my school, focused on race, gender and sexuality issues. I came ready to discuss, as I had been to this two years before and stayed quiet most of the time. We did some activities highlighting racism in my school, and we had a long, thought-out discussion. I was happy to contribute and speak my mind. 

Later, we broke for lunch, and afterwards, we all got in a line, facing one way, shoulder to shoulder. We were told to follow instructions. Our leader read us statements like, "If your parents are still together, take one step forward." Others were something like, "If you've ever had to help your parents with the bills, take one step back." This went on for what seemed like a long time, and I noticed I was pretty far out in front of everyone. I started to feel huge amounts of embarrassment and shame, for no reason other than I was at the front of the pack. There were people at the very back too, and I felt bad for them as well.

Normally, I am a pretty vocal person, but I wasn't today. Being at the front made me feel bad and disgusted. I can't explain it. We talked a little bit about white guilt, and I guess that's what I'm feeling, but I don't think it's fair. I feel a large bit upset and singled out. The leaders said that tomorrow, we should come prepared to discuss some struggles that we have dealt with. It puts me in a weird position to talk about my struggles because people there will only see me as the guy that was at the front of the pack of people. No one said anything to me about it and I wasn't feeling bad from any of their actions, just overall a weird feeling.

In sum, Reddit, am I the asshole for feeling bad about being the one with the most privilege, and not wanting to share out because of it?

feeling bad about being privileged