Moreover, he also wrote some contrast tests to demonstrate that identity contingencies not only influence the lives of blacks, but also have the ability to influence whites, men, women , young, old and so on. However, Crosley-Corcoran as a white person who admits in her article that white privilege really exists and provides its own kind of benefits that are innate and that black people have no chance of obtaining. Because of his identity he is a white person, so his way of speaking is powerful and effective evidence to strengthen Steele's argument that "identity contingencies: the things you face in a situation because you have a certain social identity, because you are old, young, gay, white male, black female, Latino, politically conservative or liberal, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, have cancer, etc.