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Bookmark or Share- Working class in the United States - WikipediaThe working class is often defined as those lacking college degrees, which is a majority of American adults. In the United States, the concept of a working class remains vaguely defined, and classifying people or jobs into this class can be contentious.
- What today’s working class wants from political leaders - BrookingsWhat is today’s American working class? Most Americans associate the working class with unionized male occupations such as manufacturing and construction that were dominant in the 1950s and...
- What Does the Working Class Really Want? - The AtlanticThe working class is immense, varied, and not all that amenable to being led. It’s more atomized, more independent-minded, more conspiracy-minded and cynical than it was a couple of generations...
- Conversations and insights about the moment. - The New York Times(All while the Dow Jones industrial average went up 149 percent, and lots of working-class and middle-class Americans have 401(k)s.) President Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act included the now ...
- Understanding the Working Class - DemosIn this brief, “working class” is defined as individuals in the labor force who do not have bachelor’s degrees. This includes high school dropouts, high school graduates, people with some college, and associate’s-degree holders. It includes the unemployed, who are counted as still in the labor force as long as they are actively looking for work.
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