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Bookmark or Share- Working class becomes majority-minority by 2032 - Economic Policy InstituteWorking class becomes majority-minority by 2032. The working class, defined here as people with less than a bachelor’s degree, accounts for about two-thirds of the 18- to 64-year-old labor force in the United States.
- Working class - WikipediaWorking class. The working class, or in Marxist terms, the proletariat, includes all employees who are compensated with wage or salary -based contracts. [1] [2] Working-class occupations (see also "designation of workers by collar colour") include blue-collar jobs, and most pink-collar jobs.
- 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...
- What today’s working class wants from political leadersWhat 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...
- 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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