US EditionConstructive Thinking: The Working Class
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Constructive thinking: The working class
I remember the census worker talking with my mother. The census worker read income categories for upper, middle and lower classes. My mother was asked which category our family was in. My mother asked, “Do you have a working class?” I was surprised by my mother’s response, refusing to be categorized by income and instead asking to be categorized as a member of the working class. I admire the worki...
Useful Thinking: “The Working Class”
I remember the census worker talking with my mother. The census worker read income categories for upper, middle and lower classes. My mother was asked which category our family was in. My mother asked, “do you have a working class?” I was surprised by my mother’s response, refusing to be categorized by income and instead asking to be categorized as a member of the working class. I admire the working class; I identify with them. I still feel comp…
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