<human>: I'm a twenty year old college student whose mother worked her way through school to eventually become a gastroenterologist. Growing up so far I've been given all the opportunities the world can offer to a young man in America. Since I first became aware of that, I've been plagued by a sort of guilt about my situation. I go to art school, I don't have a job, and I have huge dreams but little motivation. I have never gone to public school and almost all of my friends are white (I'm Puerto Rican) and it seems that the world views people like me very poorly. 

I don't want to come off as an oppressed minority or anything, I just want to know what my responsibility to the world is. I don't have any money of my own, but I feel like I'm in the perfect position to do some genuine good in the world. That's why I came to Reddit with this. 

I go to school for Performing Arts, which I am aware is something that will probably not help anyone anywhere. It's a selfish life choice and one that's only available to me because of the work my Mom has done. Is it possible for me to help improve lives without any practical knowledge or resources?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Art school student whose mom has provided him with everything he ever wanted, now trying to figure out what to do with his life that might matter to someone else.