Socio-economic status and influences play major roles with privilege - often MORE than intersectional privileges.  The small town, English-speaking white guy with a Grade 10 education isn't going to go anywhere and is much further behind than the Indian woman with a Ph. D. who came when she was in graduate school.  Sure, the white guy CAN finish school, but it's very likely he'll feel MORE out of place at, say, a country club than the aforementioned woman.