“The vast majority of my people are in refugee camps or in apartheid villages, struggling every day just to make a living… They deserve to have a bio-graphy, not someone like me, living in Canada with a decent job in the government,” said Raïss Tinmaung. Tinmaung is Rohingya and when we met last month in a Toronto cafe, we discussed if I should tell his story or not. We agreed that I should, but only if I made it clear that he has more privilege than most people from his community.