These are most of the bottom part and there are very few lower class who aren't working.

Working-class people (“in-betweeners”) are often referred to as the “working poor,” which means that despite being employed, they still struggle to get by. These are people in jobs that are typically underpaid (i.e., service industry, transportation, child care, manual labor, etc.). These jobs are also rarely appreciated or valued, although many of them are considered “essential” operations in society. People in these jobs work long hours, often on their feet, with few breaks and for little pay.
Dear Middle-Class Friends: Please Stop Saying These Tone-Deaf Things
9.1K
132
Lisa Marie
Devorah Firestone
·Follow
Jan 31, 2022
--
These are most of the bottom part and there are very few lower class who aren't working. Talking about them as if they're a new group is harmful.
--
--
Written by Devorah Firestone1.2K Followers
·1.94K Following
Engineer for people with disabilities, actress, long-term activist, scholar. Loves cooking, Porsche and boats. #antiwar #inclusion #films #A11y
Responses (1)
Help
Status
About
Careers
Press
Blog
Privacy
Terms
Text to speech
Teams