They're not listening to the voice of the lower class.
|
|
Spending increases were much smaller in middle- and lower-class households.
|
|
American Honey radically rewrites the viewer's relationship to lower-class life.
|
|
You either have compassion for the lower class or you don't.
|
|
The lower class and youth are two key backers for Fernandez.
|
|
The project displaced more than 21969,000 lower-class families and 800 businesses.
|
|
Raisi said he will triple the monthly cash handouts to the lower class.
|
|
There's another lower class, although not necessarily cheaper, balcony in the same building.
|
|
He didn't hide his lower-class roots, and came off as somewhat sleazy.
|
|
Is this show demeaning lower-class people, or making fun of the wealthy?
|
|
They reminded me every single day that I belonged to a lower class.
|
|
In more unequal countries, lower-class citizens tend to have lower status in society.
|
|
But for middle- and lower-class voters, its economic policies are hard to ignore.
|
|
But the Kims are not lower-class heroes, nor are the Parks deliberately evil.
|
|
If lower class, nonwhite, immigrant women could vote, that soft power could be compromised.
|
|
And that model just squeezes everything out of you, out of the lower class.
|
|
Darker, tanned skin is associated with lower class people who work outside in the fields.
|
|
We suddenly don't have to choose between new technology in classrooms and lower class sizes.
|
|
It is a heavy expense for lower-class families and deters some from getting jobs.
|
|
It reiterates the fear that they are the stereotype of the undereducated lower-class kid.
|
|
About half of American households, 52%, were considered middle-class, while 29% were lower-class.
|
|
The archnemesis of Holmes is the criminal Moriarty — an Irish, and therefore lower-class, name.
|
|
When it was of a face, though, lower-class people did better than upper-class ones.
|
|
Overall, it is a poverty-stricken area populated mostly by refugees and Lebanon's own lower class.
|
|
But actually if she'd been middle class or lower class she probably would have been arrested.
|
|
"When rap first came out, it was more popular in the lower-class areas," he said.
|
|
From the look of the ship's CG walkthrough, even the lower-class sections seem pretty fancy.
|
|
But for some reason, Mr. Darcy just can't seem to look past Elizabeth's lower-class status.
|
|
They want to help working and lower class Americans, sure, but they don't actually trust them.
|
|
About one-fifth of American households, 19%, are considered upper class, while 29% are lower class.
|
|
Researchers found that higher-class people were slower to notice face changes than lower-class participants.
|
|
" —jburnickas "I grew up in a lower class family and neither of my parents are particularly educated.
|
|
The ascendant nativism, on Gest's account, is the result of lower-class whites seeing themselves as victims.
|
|
Because Obama was so high class that it stopped speaking to the middle and the lower class.
|
|
White Americans were smoking it as well, for the most part, and it was lower-class whites.
|
|
They should give it to the Democrats because our agenda will benefit middle and lower class Americans.
|
|
After all, plenty of lower class white people, bristling with racial resentments, voted for Trump in 2016.
|
|
When funded by sales taxes or local lotteries, they shift costs predominantly onto middle- and lower-class citizens.
|
|
There will be no uprisings from the lower class on her watch — well, at least not right away.
|
|
That begins with moving their lower-class family into the most rundown house in an upper-class neighborhood.
|
|
Being paid little to nothing only perpetuates that feeling—while also routinely excluding people from lower-class backgrounds.
|
|
But this means that, when lower-class students begin struggling in college, they blame themselves for their struggles.
|
|
Some come from famous industrialist families, and some are the middle-to-lower-class children of civil servants.
|
|
Denmark pays for 75% of childcare, and even more for lower class families, according to The Huffington Post.
|
|
And TV shows featuring textured hair across the board had ties with the lower-class in What's Happening!!
|
|
From the residences of the lower class to that of the emperor, bats flew — and still fly — everywhere.
|
|
He's an orphan, who grows up with his cash-strapped aunt and uncle in a lower-class neighborhood.
|
|
Like many lower-class men of his day, Power lived a rough life in the streets of London.
|
|
There were exceptions, notably enslaved or lower class black and white women who were employed as wet nurses.
|
|
"I thought, Because we're poor, because we're of a lower class, we aren't allowed real freedom," she recalled.
|
|
Schoolchildren in lower-class parts of India typically use chalk to write on blackboards and often eat afterwards.
|
|
Are we now a county comprised of an upper class — an aristocracy — and a lower class in poverty.
|
|
Restricting bathroom access has become one way that app drivers are reduced to a lower class of workers.
|
|
They're not from the lower class, didn't grow up in a favela and they're not black or brown.
|
|
The predators continue to improve their craft, amassing wealth as they evolve to prey on the silent lower class.
|
|
The movie's distance here works against it, emphasizing its outsider's view of what it frames as lower-class concerns.
|
|
Only the V30 and its washed out, greenish color seem to be in a lower class of performance here.
|
|
Shayo's theory is that if lower-income individuals think of themselves as lower class, they will want more redistribution.
|
|
"In general, we think they are more protecting the middle class than the lower class," the EU official said.
|
|
In centuries past, the lower class slept on itchy straw pallets, and I bet they slept really fucking well.
|
|
Often, school choice, lower class size, and requests for additional funding are the focal points of student achievement efforts.
|
|
McQueen wasn't shy about his lower-class background and proved to be a different kind of high-fashion designer.
|
|
In a survey conducted in 503, fifty-five per cent of Americans identified as lower class or working class.
|
|
Pew defines the lower class as adults whose annual household income is less than two-thirds the national median.
|
|
In short, the majority of lower class people in China are staying near the bottom of the class pyramid.
|
|
They also received more callbacks than lower-class males and females with hobbies such as soccer or country music.
|
|
Here, a zombie apocalypse rakes the United States, leaving urban centers — largely populated by lower-class minorities — especially vulnerable.
|
|
There are rare records of women's voices in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially ordinary middle and lower class women.
|
|
Declining rates of union membership, deindustrialisation and rising income inequality have wreaked havoc among middle- and lower-class black men.
|
|
When the lower-class workers storm in, demanding a solution to the predicament, the lieutenants crumble from infighting and indecision.
|
|
A new Urban Institute Report showed a nation climbing up the economic ladder -- and a lower class that is shrinking.
|
|
In this rendition of the future, the lower class of the city are addicted to virtual worlds instead of drugs.
|
|
But when aimed at kids, the lower-class person is usually portrayed as having something to teach their social betters.
|
|
At that time, there was an idea in Asia that only the lower class took jobs in the service industry.
|
|
He also introduced a popular "smart card" program to help lower-class Jakartans pay for health care and children's education.
|
|
The attorneys indicated that they did not think the lower-class applicants would be good fits for their firms' cultures.
|
|
Sardon became interested in printmaking while studying art at the University of Bordeaux, where the medium was considered lower class.
|
|
Social anxiety, one of the most common anxiety disorders, appears to be more prevalent among the lower class and less educated.
|
|
Many academics also dispute the assertion that Maharlika means nobility, saying it refers to a lower class in the ancient hierarchy.
|
|
He was raised in a conservative lower class family, for whom human rights was the stuff of "fancy universities," rarely discussed.
|
|
That mockery is also deeply bound up in who Juggalos are: largely lower-class whites, particularly in the Midwest and South.
|
|
Nearly one-third of American households, 20193%, live in "lower class" households, the Pew Research Center finds in a 22019 report.
|
|
Sports in 19th century remained a luxury of the middle and upper classes with lower class athletes routinely excluded from participation.
|
|
This clustering created struggling city schools populated largely by lower-class students of color, and suburban schools populated by wealthy white students.
|
|
What to watch: Whether the tax bill also relieves the tax burden on the middle and lower class, and by how much.
|
|
Another scene depicts a blonde white woman, whom Ringgold later identified as a lower class woman in her fifties, driving a bus.
|
|
I think [PSOL] did well in electing Marielle, because she was a powerful symbol for political renewal and for the lower class.
|
|
As coke and heroin were increasingly demonized as vices of dangerous young working- and lower-class men, particularly black men, criminalization intensified.
|
|
However, pet-keeping was still not considered appropriate for lower-class people, as it was thought to take away from their duties.
|
|
Lower-class protesters hijacked the anti-Rouhani protests and turned them into full-fledged anti-regime demonstrations that spread around the country.
|
|
"In Russia, a governess or a babysitter or a driver is reckoned to be a [lower-class] job," Li-Mi-Yan said.
|
|
The staff were all white, all lower-class, and they could be more easily manipulated by white inmates than by black inmates.
|
|
And the chart is broken down into what types of homes the participants were born into (lower class, middle class, or upper class).
|
|
According to the University of Chicago's General Social Survey, the share who describe themselves as lower-class has risen over the past decade.
|
|
For me, the repeal means less opportunities for lower class people and a continued amount of opportunity for people with already abundant resources.
|
|
Now, it's a lower-class culture, because anybody with a brain is not going to go into music where the odds are long.
|
|
" Tax plan: "This is a middle and lower class tax bill... I really am confused why people don't understand what we're doing here.
|
|
Even lower-class males would have found their braggadocio and effrontery checked by rough-and-tumble combat or other forms of violent retaliation.
|
|
Interestingly, we previously accepted that democracy is, by nature, redistributive, and, therefore, protects the lower class against the excesses of any ruling minority.
|
|
And maybe something of this magnitude is necessary to make up for decades of income not going to the middle and lower class.
|
|
Meanwhile, student-loan debt continues to get more crushing for the middle- and lower-class students who won't benefit from the price cuts.
|
|
"Indonesia is Muslim-majority — you have to accept it — but the lower class has a very simple knowledge" of Islam, Mr. Nur said.
|
|
Instead, the protesters are made up of largely lower-class Iranians who have much more at stake when it comes to price hikes.
|
|
It's a cynical inversion of the old association between private life and the lower class: These days, only the powerful can demand privacy.
|
|
Racist policies of our past created two divergent Americas: largely middle-class neighborhoods for white people and lower-class neighborhoods for black people.
|
|
Those protests — rooted in lower-class laborers in small cities — failed to fuse with long-standing middle class demands for political and social change.
|
|
It's pretty remarkable that so much of the GOP agenda depends on working- and lower-class white Americans considering themselves, in many ways, expendable.
|
|
Democrats say profit-hungry advisers have exploited middle- and lower-class workers by recommending retirement products that mostly serve to line their own pockets.
|
|
"A lot of people think that people of color all come from the same lower class, especially in film, especially in Hollywood," Gidney says.
|
|
That results in inefficiencies for lower-class home buyers, who may have to wait longer to view properties and receive less guidance on paperwork.
|
|
An upper class woman's place in India is a better place, and has more access to a public space, than a lower class man.
|
|
I went in there to try to serve the country and help the middle and lower-class people that are struggling in this country.
|
|
Silkwood is a lower-class white woman from the South, and that comes with its own complicated history, which the film doesn't really touch.
|
|
Lautrec depicted lower-class prostitutes without glamour, "lifting the folds of their chemises to reveal their meaty thighs and buttocks" for the health inspector.
|
|
Raisi has promised to create six million jobs in his first term if elected, and to triple monthly cash handouts to the lower class.
|
|
As a lower-class Jew, the son of a garment-worker, decidedly rare on the faculty at Yale, he needed no lessons in minority-sensitivity.
|
|
Although 'gougers' may have traditionally been 'lower-class' men, sometimes men from the upper classes engaged in rough-and-tumble, although not always by choice.
|
|
The middle to lower class, she pointed out, tends to assume the responsibility of caretaking themselves for financial reasons, which can lead to unintentional neglect.
|
|
Lower-class boys and most black boys were expected to grow up earlier by entering the manual labor market and assuming responsibilities in their teens.
|
|
I really like that the majority of the kids seem to come from lower-class households, and how that isn't treated as shameful or tragic.
|
|
"The middle class has only two options, fall into the lower class, which is hard for them to do, or get more enterprising," he said.
|
|
While it's true that the women do get much lower bonuses and tend to fly in a lower class, claiming gender discrimination is an oversimplification.
|
|
"I'd been raised to think that any anger I felt was legitimate, merely by virtue of the fact that I was lower-class," he said.
|
|
Was Kreizler wrong about the killer's relationship with his mother, and wrong that the killer comes from the same lower-class background as his victims?
|
|
But somewhere near the top of that list is this terrific coming-of-age tale about a lower-class British teenager, played by Katie Jarvis.
|
|
What many lower-class white people get is a sense of social prestige, and some of the material forms of power that come with that.
|
|
Fifty-four percent of working-class whites think of themselves as working class or lower class, compared to only 18 percent of better-educated whites ….
|
|
"Nearly 6,000 properties have been identified as at risk" in the city, he said, representing a total of 44,000 residential units in lower-class neighborhoods.
|
|
The opportunities have diminished for the lower class, and they, along with their parents, cannot make up for the differences in the cost of living.
|
|
They're desperately clinging to whatever rung of the economic ladder they're on, defining themselves as much against lower-class figures like Ray as anybody else.
|
|
And I'll mention one other relevant factoid here, which is that Gallup asks Americans, do you define yourself as lower class, middle class, upper class.
|
|
" "No expense" should be spared by the state, wrote Adams in 1776, to support "the liberal education of youth, especially of the lower class of people.
|
|
"People think of salespeople as lower class citizens," says Draper, who was a VP of sales and client services at Wildfire and is now Pattern's CEO.
|
|
By the second half of the 19th century and into the 20th, Isenberg shows, crude caricatures gave way to seemingly scientific explanations of lower-class status.
|
|
Given the demographics of Juggalos — Southern and Midwestern lower-class white people — you might think they'd have something in common with Trump's most die-hard fans.
|
|
An ill-fitting suit, the wrong haircut or a lower-class accent can quickly eliminate a potential hire from corporate finance roles, according to the findings.
|
|
The skeletons showed signs of malnutrition, but Ms. Rossi said that such malnourishment was typical of lower-class citizens of the time, regardless of their religion.
|
|
In a more recent book, "Coming Apart," Murray focusses on the widening divide between a self-segregated white upper class and an emerging white lower class.
|
|
And when he wins, Sanders sees it as vindication that a "political revolution" of the lower class is possible in America — because it already happened in Vermont.
|
|
Women, who often belong to a lower class in India&aposs stratified caste system, claim abuse or fear of retribution from families in a higher social class.
|
|
To make way for cars, literally and figuratively, wealthy drivers and the U.S. auto industry set out to stigmatize lower-class pedestrians who crossed streets at will.
|
|
It's clear Sanders supporters have a point when they claim that the Democratic Party has lost some of its policy appeal to middle and lower class Americans.
|
|
For its first season at least, My Brilliant Friend is the story of two girls growing up in a lower-class neighborhood somewhere in the Naples area.
|
|
Instead, the new exemptions apply strictly on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity — thereby establishing, in essence, a lower-class set of nondiscrimination rights.
|
|
This, by far, has been the biggest complaint leveled against American Honey: Doesn't its portrayal of poverty lean too heavily on stereotypes about rural, lower-class whites?
|
|
He has made inroads with small pockets of voters concentrated in the rural north and west parts of the state, who are largely uneducated and lower class.
|
|
Fuck, even the Daily Telegraph took a break from eating cheese and scones and the jellied body parts of the lower-class to write about the dance move.
|
|
Zachary Crockett / Vox While 21989 percent of Homer's jobs paid more than $24,227, 21970 percent placed him in the middle class, and 21 percent in the lower class.
|
|
Yet his party lost the 2002 election to the charismatic Lula da Silva, who campaigned on a platform of largesse for the lower class and workers in general.
|
|
She told Connelly that she knows opioid addiction is an epidemic that affects middle and lower-class America just as much as it does celebrities, if not more.
|
|
Tilda Swinton and Chris Evans give showstopping performances in the film, which features a lower-class rebellion set against the backdrop of a world ravaged by climate change.
|
|
Aside from the blasphemy allegations, that leadership style has grated some voters as arrogance, in particular poor and lower-class voters who analysts say may tip the election.
|
|
"The energy coming out of the new lower class really only needed a voice, because they are so pissed off at people like you and me," he said.
|
|
Gentrification is when richer people or people of the higher class move to an area of lower class and try to make it Higher class and what it isn't.
|
|
Nor does deglobalization consider one of the most revolutionary trends of all during the last two decades — the explosion of middle- and lower-class consumers, especially in emerging markets.
|
|
These stereotypes originate because the northern part of the town is seen as "poorer," and many of the people that live in the area are from lower class families.
|
|
To my boyfriend (raised in a lower class than me but with more financial security), it was just our lot in life and something we'd never get out from.
|
|
Though he desperately seeks their admiration and gratitude, they remain conscious of his lower-class origins (his father and grandfather were peasants on the estate) and keep him slightly apart.
|
|
In particular, skeptics have warned that a restrictive rule could dry up retirement advice for middle- and lower-class Americans, while the wealthy could still find advice they can afford.
|
|
Democratic politics remain tethered to nation-states, while institutions that make the rules for global markets are either weak or seem too distant, especially to middle- and lower-class voters.
|
|
His most direct step into housing policy came in an op-ed in which he criticized the Obama administration's efforts to shift public housing out of lower-class, minority-dominated neighborhoods.
|
|
Those who could afford it would spend money on fertility clinics to spare themselves the indignity of sex, thereby making old-fashioned sex something stigmatized and reserved for lower class people.
|
|
It bridges the gap between the lower-class NU8000 TVs and the QLED lineup, and can be described as an NU8000 with a nicer TV stand and slightly better picture quality.
|
|
The transition to her new home was challenging, too, as she arrived Canada at a time when Irish people and other immigrants were automatically ushered into a lower class of individuals.
|
|
It is true that, so far, the exposure of male misbehaviour has been limited to the uppermost crust of Indian society when, in blunt fact, lower class women suffer immensely more.
|
|
Later an avowedly respectable Victorian middle class started to see violence as something done by other people; the violent were a lower class, they thought, operating in a separate moral universe.
|
|
Its use of rent-to-own companies as a central workplace setting in a few episodes also nods to a kind of predatory capitalism that targets the show's lower-class characters.
|
|
Cameron delights in intercutting the dull fancy folks in the dining room with the earthy fun of the lower-class passengers downstairs; the sequence is a little patronizing, but it lands.
|
|
But when hospitals competed, they did so by buying new technology, offering expensive services, paying more for doctors, decreasing services to lower-class wards, and focusing more on A-class wards.
|
|
The move comes a day after Lightfoot announced that she couldn't accept the teachers' demands for more funding and lower class sizes because it would cost money the city doesn't have.
|
|
And you could see a similar rehabilitation of lower-class whites, the same people who somehow take front and center as the only working-class people in America during political campaigns.
|
|
When a lower-class Brazilian guy has to decide whether to buy a new Chinese smart phone for $100 or a used iPhone 5 for $100, they don't even think about it.
|
|
She searches for the creative origins of The Stranger in the strained relationship between Arabs and Europeans in Algiers's lower-class neighborhoods of Belcourt, where Camus grew up, and Bab-el-Oued.
|
|
The new charges are lower class felonies than the previous charges, and they will not add to a potential sentence if she's convicted, Lake County State's Attorney's Office spokeswoman Cynthia Vargas said.
|
|
Its intertwining schemes and bungled cons recall Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder; its first half, with a brooding lower class heroine shipping off to a country manor has shades of Jane Eyre.
|
|
The real winners were moderate candidates, flipping 35 of those 40 seats for Democrats by campaigning on smart fixes for ObamaCare and making the economy work for middle- and lower-class Americans.
|
|
She works at a record store where she blasts new wave and finds herself caught in a love triangle with the lower-class Duckie (Jon Cryer) and the prep Blane (Andrew McCarthy).
|
|
According to Erwin, the lower class Torajans can sacrifice up to three buffaloes at their funerals, the middle class from six to 12, and the highest class will have at least 24.
|
|
"She has been treated quite unfairly in past commemoration of her, and is mostly remembered as being 'lower class' and uneducated," Emily Turner, the writer and researcher for the campaign, told Hyperallergic.
|
|
I'm very much influenced by a friend who got a PhD in anthropology and has written about conspiracy theories and their association with being lower class and being stupid and uneducated, supposedly.
|
|
Its corporate and landowning oligarchs monopolize economic and political power, but the state's ills are always laid at the feet of lower-class whites like Bob Ewell and his troubled daughter Mayella.
|
|
"It may be that class affects only deliberate aspects of attention — such that higher-class individuals consciously choose to devote less attention to other people than do lower-class individuals," they report.
|
|
"The tuition-free part, that's something that could end up encouraging up more students to go to college–but it could also potentially squeeze lower-class out of public colleges," he said.
|
|
Both shows are as much about class as they are about race, with characters who come from lower-class backgrounds but join the moneyed ranks of the upper class after achieving professional success.
|
|
Kemp's legacy has been largely unfulfilled by other party leaders, but Ryan has made a concerted effort to push for Republican policies that address the needs of the lower class and urban centers.
|
|
Adi Robertson: I like the second season best when it zooms out to the deceptively normal-seeming parts of Gilead, like the lower-class "Econo People" who see Handmaids as bizarre and exotic.
|
|
They've also gotten attention because they fit into a larger narrative, that Trump is a fraud, a rich man who hoodwinked his lower-class followers and will now begin to sell them out.
|
|
The grim findings from Moody's Analytics state that the nation's wealthiest would benefit the most from the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's proposals, while middle- and lower-class Americans would be hurt the most.
|
|
Peter and Mary Jane Watson came from a lower-class neighborhood, and over the course of Raimi's three films, the couple scratched out a tentative hold on a more stable life in Manhattan.
|
|
On the other end of the social spectrum, the best of the Ullman gallery is Karen, who has just returned to her lower-class home after 28 years in an Asian drug prison.
|
|
But gradually that logic changed — "An arithmetical argument replaced a linguistic one," Fowler's says — and by the 18th century, grammar books denounced double negatives, and playwrights depicted lower-class characters as using them.
|
|
Mr. Murray began acting as a child in South Africa, then moved to England, where he played — in his words — "lower-class hoodlums" on television and in films like "The Angry Silence" (1960).
|
|
The grim findings from Moody's Analytics state that the nation's wealthiest would benefit the most from the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's proposals, while middle- and lower-class Americans would be hurt the most.
|
|
Was it really appropriate to designate a novel that details certain depths of humanity as they are applied to a lower-class teenage girl the best book written by a woman in 2013?
|
|
However, mainstream feminism was still largely dominated by heterosexual, middle-class, Western white women who didn't create open, inclusive spaces for women of color, lower-class women, queer women, sex workers, or domestic workers.
|
|
And those older epidemics primarily hurt lower-class, minority groups in urban areas — not the middle-class and wealthier white people in rural and suburban places mostly hurt by the opioid epidemic of today.
|
|
However, as shown by the widespread bouts of mercury poisoning, deadly dress didn't just exist along gendered lines; the dangers of clothing production were felt equally by men and women of the lower class.
|
|
By late in the Red Star Line's life, when steam power had replaced sail power, the trip could be made in about 10 days, and even the lower-class passengers had some comforts available.
|
|
"I am sorry to find that England is right about the lower class of Irish," wrote George Templeton Strong, the 19th-century New York lawyer and diarist, a pillar of the city's Protestant elite.
|
|
And so, the root causes of the issue need to be tackled—the lack of youth centers in lower class areas needs to be rectified, mental health services need to be more readily available.
|
|
And because Ozark doesn't seem to realize this is the pool it's playing in, it can't avoid having almost every rural, lower-class character in its story become the most stereotypical version of themselves.
|
|
In short, here in the US, the effort by the establishment to quash a lower-class movement has sometimes played out with hails of bullets, but it's also taken much more subtle and sophisticated forms.
|
|
Using callback studies, in which fictitious CVs for identically qualified candidates are sent to employers, economists have become quite good at measuring the penalty paid for being a woman, a racial minority or lower-class.
|
|
"For years gambling was associated with the lower class, organized crime, people who were trying to skirt the system," he told Waypoint in an interview, adding that legal gambling venues have mostly removed that tarnish.
|
|
If the flights are in business class, your Excursionist Perk flight will be in the same classUnited says that your Excursionist Perk flight will be in the same or a lower class, depending on availability.
|
|
They are "the group most sensitive to the presence of blacks and most unwilling to cooperate with them in the same political coalition … race is the wedge issue that disrupts lower-class coalitions," italics mine.
|
|
No movie at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival caused quite as much hubbub as Moonlight, Barry Jenkins's film about the coming of age of a gay black man from the lower-class neighborhoods of Miami.
|
|
Some aspects of the comment ring true: Like Antoinette, Kardashian West grew up wealthy and in the public eye, far removed from the lower-class masses, but it's doubtful that was the implication West was making.
|
|
Widespread automation creates a rift between two sections of society: The wealthy upper class made up of the engineers and managers who keep society running, and the lower class whose skills have been replaced by machines.
|
|
With safety in numbers (and no real way to meet their idols), girls were free to fantasize about these visibly lower-class stars without having to worry about the repercussions of actually dating or marrying them.
|
|
For some, the roots of this problem—between the police and the young, lower-class Muslim men who end up being the subject of bavures —are in the traumatic years of the Algerian War of Independence.
|
|
After the Great Recession, there was a big increase in the number of people who identified as being lower class, said Tom W. Smith of NORC at the University of Chicago, a public opinion research center.
|
|
The special was written and shot a while back, but the material hits particularly close to home in the shadow of Congress passing its tax bill, which isn't exactly designed to help out the lower class.
|
|
It's not unusual to lack this documentation among lower socioeconomic classes from the Ming period, but if he was of a lower class, this prompts more questions about how the artist ascended in the cultural hierarchy.
|
|
The previous decade of construction, which had brought such remarkable architecture to downtown Detroit, had produced little in the way of actual housing, and had in fact uprooted many of the city's predominantly lower-class neighborhoods.
|
|
"He vowed to represent people who are caught between the VIP class of Negro life and the lower class which is dependent on relief, low-income housing, and welfare," Ebony magazine wrote in a 103 profile.
|
|
Now, there are real problems of exclusive neighborhoods, exclusive towns like Palo Alto, and Orinda and Atherton, who protect a very low-rise environment and do not want any new development, certainly not lower-class apartments.
|
|
ANDREA ECONOMOS Scarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: What a grand surprise that a liberal senator committed to the enhancement of federal programs that provide help for middle- and lower-class people might be suspicious of Republican attacks!
|
|
What is clear is that they feel France no longer looks after the lower class, and needs a system of direct democracy put in place so they can start influencing laws in the country directly, via referendum.
|
|
With the third highest cost of living in the nation, the housing and transportation costs necessary to pursue higher education go far beyond the costs of tuition, and may be unattainable for middle and lower class students.
|
|
Mr. Gröning, who had talked in interviews of his Auschwitz past a decade before his trial, and Mr. Hanning were typical of lower-class Germans who saw joining the SS as a way to rise, even shine.
|
|
Xu, who grew up in a quiet, lower-class neighborhood of hardscrabble shops and public housing projects in Ningbo, was a freshman in high school when China opened its first stock exchange in nearby Shanghai in 1990.
|
|
The series drills down effortlessly into the complicated identities of all of its characters, into the intersections of "lesbian" and "Latina" and "lower-class" that might drive one character and the completely different intersections that might drive another.
|
|
While Egan and other educated men celebrated the reinvigoration of what they say as a formerly gelded masculinity in England, the real work of British pugilism was enacted by lower-class men who were not, technically, even British.
|
|
Resentment among middle- and lower-class workers, and the feeling they were not getting a fair share of economic growth, helped elect Donald J. Trump and contributed to the rise of right-wing parties in parts of Europe.
|
|
One of America's most venerable and staid denominations, Methodism, was itself largely founded by immigrants and foreigners like Francis Asbury and Thomas Coke, and found many of its most zealous recruits among lower-class Scots-Irish immigrant converts.
|
|
Under American law, passengers on U.S. carrier flights might receive compensation if denied boarding due to overbooking, unless: If a U.S. carrier downgrades a passenger to a lower class, the passenger is entitled to the difference in fare.
|
|
He is best served by framing her proposals as one big attack on economic freedom, a uniquely American principle, that will destroy main street and substantially hike taxes on the middle class and possibly even the lower class.
|
|
Among those who self-identified as lower-middle class, 68 percent said their parents also belonged to the lower-middle class, and 87 percent of people in the lower class said their parents were in the same class.
|
|
His 21984 Economic Recovery Act enforced tax cuts and budget cuts in nearly every government department, which badly damaged the lower class—and in 21960, 28 percent of service workers were female, according to Jill Rubery's Women and Recession.
|
|
In fact, Amy Charpentier, who helps predominantly lower-class black students get through college at KIPP Delta, a charter school in Arkansas, said she teaches lessons on how to deal with the uncomfortable class-based situations students will face.
|
|
The Democrats have designed a reasonable system that reflects the party's true values — though not the image it would like to convey to its docile lower-class voting base, who might not remain docile if it understood the truth.
|
|
Typically paying full-time employees less than $123,000 a year, well below the midpoint across the economy, retail jobs have become the work of the lower class, the main source of support for Americans left behind by economic change.
|
|
In Latin American countries, popular telenovelas focus on white-skinned Latinos and Latinas, correlating lighter skin with higher social class and casting darker-skinned actors to portray the roles of lower-class characters, including maids, gardeners and even criminals.
|
|
But the truth is, to paraphrase Sanders, that for too long the top 1 percent of humans have been eating all the salami in the U.S., leaving little to no salami for the middle and lower class feline populations.
|
|
To omit something as important as religion, even if the writer doesn't identify with it as the character does, risks catching readers off-guard when the character's inspiration, the real lower class, begins to vote for Islamist political parties.
|
|
Mr. Rouhani had already stirred anger against the government among middle- and lower-class Iranians in December when he publicized some details of the 2018 budget revealing the astronomical portion of state funds going to religious and military entities.
|
|
"Ahmadinajad was largely seen as representing lower-class citizens, whereas Rafsanjani's support base came from upper middle class ... so to a degree, it was a class divide," said Mohammad Marandi, an Associate Professor of North American Studies at Tehran University.
|
|
And as fun as it is, the scheming in Parasite is unsustainable, with the Kims eventually colliding head-on with another lower-class family's entirely different con (the reveal of which is one of my favorite movie moments of the decade).
|
|
"Unless there are dramatic changes to the district's approach, including spending more money on students and for nurses and counselors, lower class size, and a living wage that will keep Oakland teachers in the classrooms, we will strike," Brown said.
|
|
Margot Robbie plays Harding as a lower-class striver whose poverty and lack of polish work against her from the start, in a field where she excels through raw talent and hard work, but still can't get an even break.
|
|
Sporting a bizarre accent that could be described as pre-hillbilly specked with traces of indeterminate lower-class 19th century urban, the equally disheveled-looking Hardy creates a genuinely disturbing character whose primary trait is untrustworthiness on a psychotic level.
|
|
Oculus certainly seems to get the most of the Snapdragon 835, which powers the headset, but Rift users will realize within 10 seconds that this is a lower class of device, even if some of the titles are the same.
|
|
Last spring, a Gallup poll found that the percentage of respondents who identified as middle class or upper middle class dropped 12 percent since the 2008 financial crisis; nearly half of those polled identified themselves as either working or lower class.
|
|
People with the most money often "don't want to associate themselves with people who are lower class, lower status," said Keith Todd Wilcox, an associate professor of business at Columbia Business School who specializes in consumer judgment and decision making.
|
|
But regardless of the perceived issue, these potential causes may all swirl in the same circle—one that closes tightly around those who live in lower-class areas, choking off the resources to improve their quality of life and future prospects.
|
|
I said then, and I say now, that while there is a lower class, I am in it, and while there is a criminal element, I am of it, and while there is a soul in prison, I am not free.
|
|
The progressive candidates have introduced proposals that would tax the ultra-wealthy in order to pay for big-budget items like Medicare for All, which the candidates argue would relieve some of the economic burden of middle- to lower-class Americans.
|
|
Simon's stretch of 42nd Street boasts no central Scorsese hero, but it does take the purview of those formerly relegated to scenery by Vinyl and its ilk: the overwhelmingly black, female, and lower-class characters who occupy the sex trade.
|
|
Most Mexicans appreciate the value of an open world where people, goods and ideas can travel freely across borders, whether it is the upper class studying in American universities, the middle class seeking factory jobs or the lower class receiving remittances from abroad.
|
|
In 2016, Hillary Clinton's unwise use of the word "deplorables" – in a campaign speech before the presidential election she lost – to describe "half" of Donald Trump's supporters remains the classic emblem of supposed scorn for lower-class conservatives by upper-class progressives.
|
|
In a working paper published this week by the National Bureau of Economics, Dartmouth University's Bruce Sacerdote points out that when using alternative measures of inflation, income growth among middle and lower class Americans looks much more robust than media reports claim.
|
|
Of course you should go to college by any means necessary — even when the costs of college outweigh the benefits, and despite increasing evidence that college is not "worth" its cost for those who drop out or come from lower-class backgrounds.
|
|
Sanders has offered a Hail Mary pass to the masters-degree-holding urban lower-class and the union agitators who have long believed that the evils of Wall Street and corporate America could be dismantled if only they had the right political savior.
|
|
Details: While upper-middle class families are still doing better than middle- and lower-class families, the data shows this demographic is taking out bigger and costlier loans, per Bloomberg, with the bulk of lending going toward the cost of a home.
|
|
In this account of an 57-year-old woman who disobeys her family by eloping with a man from a lower class without permission, she is shot in the face by her father and uncle, thrown into a river and left to drown.
|
|
The result is that the wealthy get the tests and treatments they need while middle and lower class Americans might only get the most basic of tests, which will not reveal the dangers already lurking in their body or in their genetics.
|
|
Importantly, the viewers -- described in the study as "perceivers" -- were shown an equal number of faces belonging to people who made over $150,000 a year (which the authors designated upper class) and under $35,000 a year (which the authors designated lower class).
|
|
Instead, researchers measure racial resentment using questions on preferential treatment for blacks, such as strong disagreement with the statement that "generations of slavery and discrimination have created conditions that make it difficult for blacks to work their way out of the lower class".
|
|
In "Sex and Sin, Witchcraft and the Devil in Late-Colonial Mexico," Cuban-American anthropologist Ruth Behar underscores how the Catholic church played an integral role in strengthening the spiritual connections of African, indigenous, and lower-class Spanish populations in Latin America.
|
|
If economic suffering among lower-class whites caused Trump, the reasoning goes, then the solution is to address that suffering through a more generous welfare state and better economic policy, achieved through a multiethnic working-class coalition that includes those Trump supporters.
|
|
But the drop of unemployment in Germany came at a price: the emergence of a new lower class, the so-called precariat — the working poor, or, as you might call them, the subsistence laborers — who find it nearly impossible to accumulate wealth.
|
|
Vox's Dylan Matthews in 2017 highlighted research from Pikkety, Saez, and Zucman — three of the researchers behind the World Inequality Report — also examining how much income gains have gone to the super-rich in recent decades instead of the middle and lower class.
|
|
Indeed, (minor spoilers for the end of the movie) the storyline of Nick's sister Astrid (Gemma Chan) resolves with her leaving her lower-class husband and finally feeling free of her guilt over her wealth, donning the $1.2 million earrings she had hidden from him.
|
|
If you look at the healthcare system in the US they pay a lot more in the US than let's say in Canada where most of our European countries yet very badly distributed health services very badly for some of the middle and lower class.
|
|
Over the past eighteen months, Trump has always had a foil: First, 17 wishy-washy establishment Republicans, then a Democratic challenger he was able to successfully brand as being corrupt and out of touch with the concerns of (predominantly) white middle and lower-class families.
|
|
Unlike previous years, however, Sony's Compact isn't a direct shrinking of the bigger phone: the X Compact has the same camera system and very similar design, but it doesn't have the same metal back and makes do with a lower-class Snapdragon 650 processor.
|
|
His project Power Hungry, made in collaboration with Caitlin Levin, is currently on display at Berlin gallery Kwadrat, and consists of "tables for two" depicting the foods eaten by the upper class of different governmental regimes next to the foods of its economical lower class.
|
|
Those elements also come into play in the Japanese film "Battle Royale" (2000) and the similar (some would say suspiciously so) "Hunger Games" franchise, in which government elites force their lower-class youth to hunt each other for sport — and for everyone else's entertainment.
|
|
Graciously regal and warmly expressive, Ms. Moore makes a credible diva, but neither the foregrounded love affair nor its lower-class counterpart — a sweet connection between a young rebel (a fine María Mercedes Coroy) and Hosokawa's translator (Ryo Kase) — has the heft to resonate.
|
|
It's not a pigment per se, but how a person is perceived according to the combination of their skin tonality and their class, and how that position can change very fast if that person is hanging out with other friends in a lower-class neighborhood.
|
|
When you do that, you can see that a person with a polygenic score of 3 has a much harder time getting rich as an adult when they are born into a lower-class family than the 3s who were born into a higher social class family.
|
|
There are two types of patron: the rich tuhao ("nouveau riche") who spend thousands of dollars to befriend livestreamers and show off their wealth, and the poor diaosi ("losers", a self-deprecating term used by lower-class youth) who aspire to live vicariously through their heroes.
|
|
While conservative think tanks may have scholarly and effective solutions to many problems facing middle- and lower-class Americans, the GOP base has largely only heard the answers given in right-wing media—answers designed to retain listeners, viewers, and readers, not to actually solve problems.
|
|
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi walks outside of the New York Stock Exchange on May 10, 2019Photo: Getty ImagesUber has announced a new feature that will allow some riders to properly express their disgust for their filthy, lower class drivers—all with the simple touch of a button.
|
|
These four shows — all very good to genuinely terrific — are just the tip of an iceberg of new, socially conscious comedy that wrestles with big issues and tells stories about populations rarely seen on TV, from lower-class recovering addicts to Cuban-American families to rural ranchers.
|
|
Well, that's something that we see as correlated to socioeconomic status, so in that regard it's something that we think is going to continue over the long run if you continue to see the middle class shrink and society becomes an upper class and a lower class.
|
|
Lowering the tax burden on the highest earners would, in theory, energize the economy and, eventually, benefit middle and lower class citizens as all that extra cash in the highest earner's pockets slowly made its way down through the economic strata to those at the bottom.
|
|
In the Republican's view, the race pits Mr. Cuomo, the well-to-do, big-city scion of a political dynasty, against Mr. Molinaro, the lower-class son of divorced parents who grew up in this small village where he was elected mayor at the age of 19.
|
|
DAVID ARTHUR, BROOKLYN To the Editor: Re "In Trump Country, Shock at Trump Budget Cuts" (column, April 2): Nicholas Kristof's column is one of a growing mass of articles featuring lower-class, white Trump voters lamenting the president's proposed cuts to social programs that have benefited them.
|
|
Violation of women does not stop and end at the relatively rare event of a lower-class strange man attempting to rape an upper class woman—it's an all-pervasive psychological experience that starts the moment a woman steps out of her home, from stares and commenting, to grabbing.
|
|
Besides Gyllenhaal's character (the kind of ultra-powerful and influential critic who only exists in movies), Rene Russo plays a gallery owner, Zawe Ashton her ambitious assistant, Toni Collette a curator, Daveed Diggs a lower-class artist who's hit the big time, and John Malkovich a Koons-esque washout.
|
|
In fact, it wants to "show such a massive presence that (it) disrupts business as usual in downtown LA." An estimated 32,000 Los Angeles teachers and staff members hit the picket lines this week, demanding lower class sizes, higher salaries and more counselors and nurses in over 1003,000 schools.
|
|
Yes, lower-class whites had abandoned Democrats in the South, for reasons that had little to do with modern Republican cultural appeals and a great deal to do with the racial realignment of the late 264th century, but that didn't seem true for the rest of the country.
|
|
"Teachers are ready to walk for lower class sizes, for materials, for their students, for pay increases for themselves and support professionals so that we have people to stay in the state and teach and work with our children," Alicia Priest, president of the Oklahoma Education Association, said.
|
|
So what you will have is you have income inequality replaced by genetic inequality where you have two classes of people, the genetically altered elite who have more skill, more intelligence, more talent, and the unaltered poor, who are going to be even more of a lower class in society.
|
|
"Spermhood" — smartly staged by David Schweizer on a clever set (by Caleb Wertenbaker) festooned with specimen cups — is thoughtful about the meaning of friendship and family, and about persevering as an artist in an expensive city when you can't break out of what Mr. Albo calls the middle lower class.
|
|
"It's a recognition to the world of the sacrifice, creativity, fantasy of a lower class which has never had many rights but has invented one of the best comfort foods of history," said Marino Niola, who coordinates the Laboratory of Social Anthropology at the Suor Orsola Benincasa University of Naples.
|
|
We witness the etiquette of hallways and elevators, the manipulation of local traffic by adjusting the time zones of individual residents, the political struggles between the inner (lower-class) and outer (upper-class) units, and a parking garage that, because no one ever leaves, doubles as a red-light district.
|
|
Finally, I feel very bad, being a lower class American who worked in the IT field and raised my living standard through hard work in that profession, that many New Yorkers have been deprived of an opportunity to begin their of upward climb out of poverty and into the American dream.
|
|
This museum exhibition, like many others, bemoans the segregation of outsider artists into a lower class, but the National Gallery perpetuates this trend of confining outsider artists inside their own artistic ghetto even when there is little connecting this diverse group of artists hailing from a wide range of backgrounds and artistic traditions.
|
|
Marathon was conceived both as a way to promote commerce in a lower-class area and as an experiment that blends smart technology with brick-and-mortar retail: Consumers can use their smartphones in the store to order directly from the brand, and Hussle described the environment as having a Starbucks-like vibe.
|
|
"He's got such a long record of being very steadfast (about) the things I care most about, which are education, health care and the middle and lower class in this country," said 57-year-old Elizabeth Duffy of Acworth, New Hampshire, who watched Sanders speak during an early February rally at Keene State.
|
|
I mean, sure, the GOP has been consistently trying to strip away people's healthcare, suppress minority rights, and financially assfuck the lower class for decades so I'm not sure why it took the least subtle messenger of this platform personally attacking you and your fiancé to finally come around, but hey, welcome to #theresistance!
|
|
Even in Germany, which has engaged in an exemplary reckoning with its fascist past, the economist and politician Thilo Sarrazin wrote a runaway best-seller called Deutschland Schafft Sich Ab—Germany Is Destroying Itself—arguing that the upsurge in immigration has created a lower class that is dumber and more dependent on the state.
|
|
Without Barr sucking up all of the oxygen in the show (and its marketing), The Conners is better able to realize much of what the new Roseanne was aiming for: to tell stories about how lower-class white Americans find themselves drifting further and further from whatever American dream they thought might be theirs.
|
|
Facing highs and lows that include a torrid romance with fellow mag-crew'er Jake (Shia LeBoeuf), lecherous potential clients, and the squalor that streaks America's lower-class realities, Star's experience is shared with the audience as a journey without a specific endpoint: a reflection of growing up, and the confusion and ecstasy that surrounds it.
|
|
The epidemic of police brutality - primarily affecting black males - can be linked to the history of a technique called hot spot policing, which criminologists Anthony Braga and David Weisburd have described as a technique that stations many cops in areas with higher crime rates; these areas overlapped with areas inhabited by lower-class minorities.
|
|
That's why we get seemingly unrelated narrative strands, for example, one in which an executive assistant for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner presents Anthony with both miniature and human-scale models of poor and lower-class homes and unexplained deaths that occur within them, which medical examiner trainees use for their training.
|
|
The four charts below capture the essence of what I'm talking about… A shrinking middle class and a growing lower class Sadly, roughly 50 million Americans live below the poverty line—the largest number in our nation's history—and the poorest 40% of all Americans now spend more than 50% of their incomes just on food and housing.
|
|
Blackpool may have more of a musical legacy for ballroom and punk – although the North West of England does have a strange reputation for harvesting music that involves rapping over rapid BPMs (see: donk) – but it's the direct and defiant sound of grime that is now thriving in lower class neighbourhoods and networks of this Lancashire borough.
|
|
The survey items ask respondents if they agree/disagree that (1) blacks should work their way up without any special favors; (2) generations of slavery and discrimination make it difficult for blacks to work their way out of the lower class; (3) blacks have gotten less than they deserve; (4) blacks must try harder to get ahead.
|
|
In both talks, he largely discussed themes from "Coming Apart," in which he argued that American society was increasingly split into a cognitive elite, which lived separately from other Americans, had its own distinct cultural tastes, and intermarried, and an uneducated white lower class in which the values of marriage, religion, industriousness and honesty were in dangerous decline.
|
|
That goes back to margarine's roots: in the mid-1800s, Napoleon tasked French scientists with creating a cheap butter alternative for the navy and the lower class, and margarine was born in 1869, when chemist Hippolyte Mège Mouriès turned beef fat and water into a thick cream, tinted it yellow with annatto, and patented the process.
|
|
In this way, the Kims turn the Parks into a financial life raft, and their scheme seems perfectly sound until they discover an even lower-class leech living among them: the former housekeeper's husband, who, hunted by loan sharks, has been stashed away by his wife in a subbasement that even the Parks aren't aware exists.
|
|
Instead of reparations as an addition to our current affirmative-action regime, then, maybe they should be considered as an alternative — one that directly addresses a unique government-sanctioned crime against part of the American people, without requiring a preference regime that makes lower-class white Americans feel like victims of a multicultural version of The Man.
|
|
As a lower-class child, he visited the looming estate owned by his mother's previous employer, then the immaculate, prosperous heart of the neighborhood, and was immediately filled with longing to be a part of it — of the aristocratic Ayres family who lived there, yes, but also of the house itself, and all that it stood for: gentry, respectability, and tradition.
|
|
Heading into this year's negotiations, the SPFT created "TIGER" teams of teachers and community members who met monthly to brainstorm and organize, work that culminated in a deal with the district to lower class sizes, hire more EFL teachers and special education paraprofessionals, expand the restorative justice program, and press for more state funding and taxes on big businesses and the wealthy.
|
|
Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Sunday pledged to extend healthcare coverage to the lower class but remained vague on the details of his plan.
|
|
One plan that has been discussed, according to two people familiar with the negotiations who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the matter, would convert some teams from the lower-level minor leagues — short-season, rookie ball and lower Class A — into a so-called Dream League of undrafted players looking to break into professional baseball.
|
|
We are also told that the back stairways are all made of marble and white tile because when the home was being built there was a shortage of lower-class people looking for work and so when servants came in, they would be awed by this incredibly clean and beautiful below-stairs area and want to work in the home.
|
|
Sanders's allies see the Democratic primary as a battle between the upper class and the middle/lower class everywhere they look: in Clinton's reliance on Wall Street and six-figure donations over Sanders's small donor army; in the mass turnout at his campaign rallies; and in the "corporate media" that has allegedly helped her over the organic social media that has driven his campaign.
|
|
"I met Mr. Lee To Sang in 1992 when I spotted (I was on the bike) his shop window in a lower class neighborhood," Willem Van Zoetendaal, the publisher of Sang's only photography book, wrote to me late last year: The window of his shop was very colorful and the divers [sic] population of that street (where also the biggest street market is) was presented in the window display.
|
|
We see the town starting to roar to life postwar — cars and mopeds are replacing horse-drawn carts — but you also feel the restless energy of the lower-class youth starting to rebel against tradition and societal norms, dancing to rock 'n' roll (Little Richard's "Good Golly, Miss Molly," which only briefly breaks the tension of a house party) and questioning the unchecked power of the Camorra-affiliated Solaras.
|
|