"Our campaign is the campaign of the working class, by the working class and for the working class," he told voters in Dearborn on Saturday morning.
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Because we've moved from the aspirational working class into the desperational working class.
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The working-class heroes of Socialism became the working-class losers of capitalism.
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The working class, in large part, is being saved by the working class.
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Fully 255% of rural working-class whites blame the government for economic problems facing the working class, compared to 249% of working-class whites who live in cities.
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I&aposm going to go to a white working-class -- you&aposre not working class.
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"When I talk about 'working class,' I don't talk about 'white working class,'" he says.
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Working-class folks in the United States are similar to working-class folks in Europe.
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So you have working-class Tories, social-democratic working class people and you have the Left.
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"This is a network made by the working class for the working class," said Mr. Bayer.
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Primary beneficiaries would include Republican working-class white constituencies and Democratic working-class communities of color.
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"Clinton may have lost a kind of the white working class — the liberal white working class — but that doesn't mean she'll lose the white working class in less liberal states," Kondik says.
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But they have devastating consequences for working-class populations, particularly working-class white populations, in many instances.
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He promised to reverse-engineer it in favor of the working class — mostly the white, working class.
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She compares and contrasts the black working class in the United States with the white working class.
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For decades, organized labor had helped the white working class see themselves as the white working class.
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It is not just the white working class that is suffering — it is the working class, period.
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This division that's been put out there between white working class versus black working class or Latino working class -- look, an agenda of raising minimum wage, rebuilding our infrastructure, you know... AXELROD: Education.
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Why is Trump much more popular with the white working class than among working class people of color?
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Liberals have long wondered why working-class voters support policies that (the liberals think) hurt the working class.
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They view white working-class culture as backward, white working-class politics as bigoted, and white working-class community problems as fundamentally less worthy of addressing than those of downscale black and Latino communities.
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If you look at the average wealth or the average income of the white working class versus the black working class or the Latino working class, you still see that white Americans are doing better.
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The black working class and Hispanic working class are now getting the benefits of border security and economic nationalism.
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"No one wants to talk about LGBTQ people who are working class—but we're majority working class!" he said.
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But without unions to identify and defend their economic interests, the white working class became the white working class.
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Yet 36% of working-class blacks and 48% of working-class Hispanics believe their children will do better than they.
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Here and elsewhere, Trump's agenda depends on policies that render working-class lives—including white working-class lives—as expendable.
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And why didn't black or Latino working class voters flock to Trump with the same fervor as white working class voters?
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The fact that we're talking about the white working class, instead of just the working class, is a pretty big clue.
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We liberals talk about the historical obsolescence of the working class as if the working class were not in the room.
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"There is a conservative media that really tries to appeal to at least part of the working class, the white working class for more cultural rather than economic reasons, but that really divides the working class racially" he said.
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"Working-class black people know just from their own two eyes that illegal immigration devastates working-class black communities," he told me.
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More to the point, they were working-class girls, pulled from various regional suburbs, that appealed directly to other working-class girls.
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The working class could support Walker's tough stance because they perceived the unions as privileged consumers of working-class sales tax dollars.
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Though working-class whites earn, on average, more than working-class people of other ethnicities, we are in a steep social decline.
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Translating white working-class support into black and Latino working-class support is a challenge, but it doesn't look impossible to overcome.
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No one gave Obama supporters the title of working class -- as if only white men in red states are the working class.
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Sociologically speaking, Trump's white working-class supporters in rural areas and his white working-class supporters in industrial towns are very similar.
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I had moved to Paris and I would hear these Parisians talking about the working class, well they thought they were talking about the working class, but they were actually talking about the distance between them and the working class.
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Democrats win white working-class voters in Iowa and New Hampshire; they lose white working-class voters by more than 20 points nationally.
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White working-class evangelicals are also more likely than others to blame the federal government for the economic problems facing the working class.
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He doesn't draw his lessons from origins in a working-class place but from passing through the global patterns of working-class life.
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"White working class voters in Ohio were performing like white working class voters in Missouri, who long since abandoned the party," Bonier said.
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" Then, later in the essay: "The progressive debate must now address: What is the role of the working class and white working class?
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After all, the Insane Clown Posse is a group of evangelical Christian, working-class white Michigan natives, with mostly working-class Midwestern fans.
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Blacks and Latinos are well-represented in the working class, and people of color will become the majority in the working class in 2032.
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I was raised in a working-class family in Ohio, and have witnessed firsthand the downward mobility and gripping insecurity of the working class.
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And the Democrats are in serious danger politically because they're losing their connection to all working class voters, not just the white working class.
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Nobody explaining why white working-class voters went for Mr. Trump would be speaking for the millions of white working-class voters who didn't.
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It's also true that broad efforts to create opportunity would help not only working-class whites, but also working-class blacks, Latinos and others.
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The Times shock and confusion here is perfectly emblematic of their complete ignorance of the working class in America to include the white working class.
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This takeover of the Labour Party by other groups has coincided with hard times of the traditional British working-class—particularly the white-working class.
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The white working class shifts Republican Democrats used to be the party of the white working class, and Republicans, the party of the college educated.
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For much of the 20th century, this was because it was simply a working-class area and Labour was the party of the working class.
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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 ….
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In another strange parallel, the crack cocaine epidemic—which leveled the black working class—was reproduced in the white working class as the opioid epidemic.
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Smarsh is refreshingly aware that she can only speak to the experiences of the white working class, and sometimes only those of white working-class women.
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I do think Democrats ought to question whether they're as good for working-class voters, and especially white working-class voters, as they say they are.
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"Working-class people are working-class people, whether it's a schoolteacher in Kansas or a construction worker in New York," he told Vox in a recent interview.
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The Labour Party lost its links to the old working class of trade unions and never established any links with the new working class of casual workers.
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Working-class voters have shifted to the rightFor the first time ever, in 2019, a majority of working-class people in Britain voted Conservative rather than Labour.
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I hope that concerns post-election will bridge this supposed disconnect among the working class, and between the working class and the rest of the progressive movement.
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" Sellers also said that "we've allowed 'working class' to enter our lexicon and only mean white working class — and totally disregard a whole other swath of voters.
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In the same poll in terms of class, Biden has a relative strength with working class voters, while Buttigieg has his worst performance with working class voters.
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Recall the endless analyses of poor and working-class white voters shortly after his election and the few examinations of poor and working-class people of color.
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More than one-third of today's working class are people of color, and among the young working class, those aged 25-34, nearly half are people of color.
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Working-class Americans, including the white working-class voters who were vital to Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton, would be hammered by the policies he's poised to implement.
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There's a widespread assumption on the left that class is the space where the working class unites, while oppression is what creates the divisions within the working class.
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Each therapist received four calls, supposedly from a Black middle-class person, a white middle-class person, a Black working-class person, and a white working-class person.
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" As noted by CNBC's Jake Novak, "Democrats are in serious danger politically because they're losing their connection to all working class voters, not just the white working class.
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It's precisely the kind of issue that can lead white working-class voters to focus on the white part of their identity rather than the working-class part.
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Gest has a lot of thoughts about what either party can do to reach out to and mobilize white working-class supporters in the Midwest, but his most basic suggestion is probably his most interesting one — recruit and support working-class candidates who can speak directly to working-class job experiences.
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There is also a partisan divide: White, working-class Democrats are more likely to hold positive views about immigrants from Muslim countries than their white, working-class Republican counterparts.
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Despite the overwhelming focus on the white working class, larger percentages of blacks and Latinos than of whites are working class, whether measured by income, education, or self-identification.
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Here's a suggestion to the entire 2020 Democratic field: If you want to solve the problems facing working-class Americans, how about having working-class Americans in your cabinet?
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For his book, "The New Minority" Justin Gest performed a comparative study of the white, working class in Youngstown, Ohio, and the white, working class living outside of London.
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However, from the perspective of health and longevity, Trump's politics end up making the lives of working-class Americans—including the lives of white working-class Americans—far worse.
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The left wasn't fighting for the working class, against the laws of the marketplace; it was trying to manage the lives of the working class from within those laws.
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When Democrats talk about health care, education and jobs, they can focus the white working class on the working-class part of its identity rather than the white part.
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But the white working class harbors deep concerns about the country's economy, the amount the government is doing to help the working class and their own ability to influence politics.
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Within the white working class, those who consider themselves Democrats and those who say they are Republican tend to agree in their assessment of how the working class is doing.
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That shift of working-class votes to the right should sound familiar to Americans — it's how Trump won the white, working-class, rust belt states from Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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On persuasion, I think progressives' best hope is an economic message that focuses the white working class on the working-class part of its identity, rather than the white part.
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Meanwhile, I hear these calls for empathy with the "white working class" that lashed out (notice it is never the black or brown working class we are urged to hear).
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"Working-class abstention would be far more dangerous than losing university towns and London," argues Matthew Goodwin of the University of Kent, whose research focuses on populism among working-class voters.
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Results for all working-class white voters have a margin of sampling error of +/-5 percentage points; it is 6 points for results among white working-class voters who support Trump.
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But I worry that the explanation may be darker: as the working class contracts and loses its cultural self-confidence, so working class institutions such as working men's clubs are dying.
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Seventy-three % of white, working class adults 65 and older said Christian values are under attack, while just 103% of working-class adults under the age of 30 said the same.
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In it, Trump cast the country as divided between elites and the working class, with Trump on the side of the working class and Democrats as the champions of the elites.
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And we need to switch them from going from the working class into the working poor into what I call the aspirational working class, which my dad was a member of.
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And his focus on the working class helps explain part of his appeal to Latino voters, who are disproportionately young and are more likely to come from a working-class background.
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Not only did Warren fare worse with white working-class women than with white professional women, she fared worse with white working-class women than she did with white professional men.
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Peg runs a dilapidated theater in Times Square called the Lily, where she puts on "working-class entertainment for working-class people": hack musicals thrown together in a matter of days.
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A visceral understanding of working class issues, regardless of hyphenated identity issues that marginalize the white working class, is the only thing that will bring the Democratic Party back from oblivion.
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Dedicated to "working class beer for working class folks," Willis and Head Brewer Michael Waters strive for good tasting, traditional beers made from high-quality ingredients over trendy styles and flavors.
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They then split the sample of white voters in two, between working-class and non-working class voters, and then tried to figure out what the vote switchers ran in common.
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" Today, Frisbie is part of the "white working class.
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Therefore, all else equal, Trump or another Republican candidate will have to continue to increase white working-class margins or white working-class turnout (or both) to be successful in future cycles.
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You also had working-class art school kids getting into the artier part of glam, like Roxy Music, whose following seemed to have a more aspirational following consisting of British working class.
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Unassuming but very funny, Florida Girls manages the tricky task of telling humor rooted in working-class women from Florida without making lots of easy jokes about working-class women or Florida.
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For all the attention political theorists and commentators have lately devoted to a definition of the working class, not much fiction chronicles the sheer weirdness of working-class life and labor today.
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Last week, pollster Stan Greenberg released focus group results that appeared to show white working class women recoiling at parts of Trump's rhetoric even as white working class men were broadly supportive.
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The larger number of white working-class voters implies that Democrats are far more dependent on winning white working-class voters, and therefore more vulnerable to a populist candidate like Mr. Trump.
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"I do not know how you can concede the white working class to the Republican Party, which is working overtime to destroy the working class in America," Sanders told Prokop in 2014.
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But the crux of the matter is clear enough: Democrats have to get the white working class to focus on the working-class part of their identity rather than the white part.
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The majority -- 75% -- of white working-class evangelicals believe that recent immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries increase the risk of terrorist attacks in the US, a higher percentage than other working-class whites.
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Biden and the working class Smerconish asked Biden, who received a standing ovation at a Philadelphia Eagles game in September, why he is so popular among the working class of the United States.
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In a CNN/Kaiser poll taken before the election, 267% of white working-class respondents said they were satisfied with their personal financial situation, compared to just 40% of black working-class respondents.
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But with blue-collar white men remaining firmly behind Trump and the GOP, the Democrats won't flip many working-class and non-urban districts unless they can convert more working-class white women.
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But the book is about a divide between the upper classes and the alienated white working class—the same white working class that is generally credited for putting Trump in the White House.
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However, working class people argued that the tax was regressive.
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"For working class people, that's not small money," he said.
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It's working class families, communities of color, and young people.
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Here's what she said: My family is super working class.
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How working class people — how and why they elected Trump.
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And in many countries childless men are disproportionately working class.
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Working class white voters have been critical to Trump's success.
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Clinton presidency to prioritize the struggles of the working class.
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The Walloon elite had traditionally dominated the Flemish working class.
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The bill would primarily benefit the middle and working class.
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The white working class turned out, and they struck back.
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And while the white working class does have plenty of
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Who is the working class and what does it want?
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Still, Trump said he can "relate to" working class Americans.
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Trump has identified the need to help working class Americans.
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What role did the British working class play in glam?
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He grew up in a working class family in Pittsburgh.
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Clinton with working class voters like those in his hometown.
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They know that we represent the real white working class.
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For the working class, however, this "Better Deal" is insufficient.
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Penn also addresses the party's approach to the working class.
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It doesn't really represent who the actual working class is.
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Actually, the Republican working class pays no federal income taxes.
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"I live like a successful working class guy," he explains.
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The challenges facing the white working class are indeed severe.
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Bonecrusher are the epitome of working class, OC street punk.
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Expansion gave succor to both the working class and capital.
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They were sick of authorities targeting their working class fans.
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Or consider the declining fortunes of the white working class.
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They have markedly different approaches to empowering the working class.
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Kilgore also publishes a newsletter, the White Working Class Roundtable.
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For goodness sake, stop obsessing over the white working class.
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How working class people — how and why they elected Trump.
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A working class town of mostly modest homes, Opelika, Ala.
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The economic anxieties of the working class have gone unaddressed.
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These voters tend to be working class, female and northern.
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" By contrast, he said, "the working class lives with it.
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Yes, the white working class is about to be betrayed.
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It's time we give the working class their voice back.
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Trump is unquestionably monstrous to the working class in America.
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" Staying in the Paris accord "would hurt the working class.
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"Labour's working class base is crumbling underneath it," he said.
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"Republicans dominate working class metros," Florida noted in an email.
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Medicare for All, which would materially benefit the working class.
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It's because he repeatedly stands up for working class Americans.
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That's why the American working class is interested in trade.
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The Pittsburgh native grew up in a working class family.
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Trump poses as the champion of a besieged working class.
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The white working class in particular saw even sharper declines.
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White, Working Class and Worried is a CNN partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation -- an extensive survey of white, working-class Americans and voters, who form a backbone of the support for Donald Trump.
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In 1968, at a time of great racial tensions, Robert F. Kennedy won the hearts of working-class blacks and Latinos alongside working-class whites who had voted for George Wallace four years earlier.
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Instead of pitting voters of color against white working-class voters in an imaginary election, Democrats should target their policy proposals and political appeals to voters who bridge the gap: the black working class.
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On tap tomorrow Union chief: Trump pulled 'bait-and-switch' on working-class voters: President Trump pulled a "switcheroozy" on working-class voters after the 2628 election, the nation's top labor leader said Tuesday.
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The enthusiasm among well-educated Democrats and the relative lack of success recruiting established politicians in working-class areas has occasionally led to an odd mismatch: affluent, liberal types running in working-class districts.
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The iconic comedy, about a white, Midwestern, working-class family, is a purposeful olive branch from ABC to the real-life white, Midwestern, working-class families who helped put Donald Trump in the White House.
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There's something of a tension, on trade, between what's best for the domestic working class and what's best for the global working class, and tech entrepreneurs and Democratic donors tend to side with the latter.
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Seven in ten say the federal government deserves all or most of the blame for the economic problems facing the working class, in the CNN Kaiser survey, compared with half of urban working class whites.
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Men have a vocal advocate in Trump, and when he combines his pro-man message with his appeal to working-class racial anxiety — it's a winning message for him, particularly among white working-class men.
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Trump's general-election coalition as a whole wasn't a working-class coalition, but his most visible effect on American politics, in both the primary and the general election, was an effect on working-class voters.
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A generation ago, working-class families were nearly as likely to be married as affluent people, but now only half the children in working-class families will be raised in adolescence by stably married parents.
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The tragedy is that much of the professed concern about the white working class is a cover for the interests of white elites who evoke working-class solidarity to combat racial, sexual and gender progress.
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It has had a more mixed performance in working-class areas.
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There are only so many white working-class voters out there.
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The Middle (2009) is about a struggling Midwestern working class family.
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Ronald Reagan, who convinced millions of working class Americans to vote
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Neither Trump nor Puzder is, obviously, a real working-class person.
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He drives crowds of older, working-class and rural followers wild.
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But on TV, Roseanne is a mouthy, loving working-class mom.
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Despite this, the state retained widespread support among the working class.
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By "forgotten" people, he means above all white working-class men.
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Real wages for the working class in developed economies have stagnated.
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For public health experts, it's the decline of the working class.
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He promised to be the defender of the white working class.
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It would also ease the financial strain on working-class families.
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Molenbeek is a working-class district that also faces high unemployment.
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Economic Scene Why do working-class Americans vote as they do?
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The Engenho de Dentro (Sugar Mill) area is mostly working-class.
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"The working class don't recognise the Democratic Party," claims Mrs Hall.
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Gray was the one of the working class male and female.
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Manchin, maintain the Democratic Party has already lost working class voters.
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Springsteen's lyrics often mix working-class imagery and social justice themes.
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She comes from the aristocracy, while Edward is strictly working-class.
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Purchasing enough food has proven futile for many working class Venezuelans.
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"It was the working-class people who elected Trump," Barr said.
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Affluent blacks still live in poorer neighbourhoods than working-class whites.
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According to the study, most of these jobs are working class.
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This is not a good scenario for the white working class.
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This growing share of the working class—women and people of
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Also, his specialty in the working class makes Trump a snap.
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They fear chasing away centrists, independents and white working-class voters.
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That makes more sense than taking people from the working class.
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Martin came from a working-class background, as did the Beatles.
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The "missing" whites were largely Northern, largely secular working-class whites.
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Much of the post-election commentary blames the white working class.
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The frustration from white working-class voters is palpable and just.
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Many in the working-class community in southwest Chicago are shocked.
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So far middle- and working-class Americans have lost — big-time.
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They now belong to Trump's populist working-class party, he said.
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As a result, working class support for environmentalism began to wane.
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Gayness has become synonymous with affluence, bigotry with the working class.
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I don't think they were talking to any working-class voters.
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It turns out that homophobia isn't only a working class disease.
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Those extra dollars make a huge difference to working-class Americans.
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Many praised Harris for working on issues impacting the working class.
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We're the backbone of this country, the white working-class people.
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For the most part, though, Harris lived among working-class families.
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But Colangelo is also a child of Italian working-class Chicago.
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Working-class black and Latino Americans are also losing under Trump.
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She has not secured these white working-class voters for herself.
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There is often a sad, noncumulative pattern to working-class lives.
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Moreover, white working-class families seethed at the double standard under
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They made a deal with working-class whites and never delivered.
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Those positions helped attract white, working class voters to Trump's campaign.
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Democrats will finally lose their identity as [the] working-class party.
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Democrats want to see more done for Puerto Rico's working class.
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The next New Jersey governor instead highlighted his working-class upbringing.
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They were weak among white working-class voters the whole time.
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But why would the struggling white working class vote for Trump?
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All were working class, all were male and seven were black.
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To working-class whites, he was a protector of their values.
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But Trump, the working class zero, is sticking it to them.
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By contrast, among working-class white women, views are split evenly.
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A working-class neighborhood formed around the park, hemming it in.
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Bernie Sanders would say tax cuts that benefit working-class people.
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They are far from full solutions for the struggling working class.
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In 2002, 45% of millennials thought of themselves as working class.
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There's no evidence his trade policies are helping the working class.
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On Tuesday night, white working class voters didn't turn to Sanders.
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He settled in a working-class neighborhood in San Jose, Calif.
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The 1 percent and the working class are not economic descriptors.
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It resonated with a lot of people in working-class neighborhoods.
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The results are ugly for Democrats and for the working class.
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They didn't treat immigration as a threat to working-class prosperity.
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Kennedy's campaign to woo working-class voters across racial lines worked.
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Working-class Americans and American businesses both benefit from free trade.
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Not so their scenes, all hokum and working-class Jewish clichés.
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It is associated with industries of the working class, like construction.
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Millions of dollars began arriving every week from working-class people.
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It can be a really cruel place for working-class kids.
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Did the working-class class trans kid living in Tulsa, Okla.
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Destroy work and, in the end, working-class life cannot survive.
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Parts of rural and white working class America peeled off too.
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Kids in hip-hop come from working class and poor environments.
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Should the party make its main priority courting working-class whites?
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The party of the working class is now Ireland's third largest.
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He decried inequality and promised wage increases for the working class.
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I grew up in a working-class family in rural Nevada.
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Many working-class voters, including people of color, agree with that.
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They all tell the story of the working-class against elites.
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They must address the widespread working-class revolt against global elites.
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Barack Obama had carried the working class-county twice, albeit narrowly.
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Meanwhile, Joe Biden has little competition for moderate working class Democrats.
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I grew up poor with a very distinctive working-class accent.
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Mr. Trump adopted a platform tailored to white working-class Democrats.
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Neave and Lilly are "Irish twins" from working-class Lynn, Mass.
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Main characters are typically lovable outsiders, often rural and working-class.
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He grew up in a large working-class family in Baghdad.
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My story isn't unique among working-class millennials in the country.
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He suggests a far more targeted approach: Not working class places.
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We've done everything but elevate actual working-class citizens into Congress.
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Why did the working class align itself against its own interests?
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Still, the swing of white working-class voters was undeniably crucial.
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Black, female, and trans people tend to be disproportionately working class.
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Economic Scene Did the white working class vote its economic interests?
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He's a working class guy who hunts monsters for a living.
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It's why President Trump did so well among working class voters.
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Clinton appeared in Michigan, a state dense with working-class voters.
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Trump's base of support continues to be white working-class voters.
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The youth and the working class are uniting against climate change.
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Santi was launching another saloon in the same working-class neighborhood.
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It was praised for its realistic portrayal of working-class life.
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There was no such turnout surge in white, working-class Alabama.
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You note the economic decline of this solid working-class community.
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But no mention of those of us in the working class.
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Culturally, the Republican Party was getting closer to the working class.
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Do you consider congestion pricing a tax on the working class?
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The white working class is suffering from two great hammer blows.
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By contrast, there are very few working-class people in Congress.
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The "white working class" theory almost always has an economic underpinning.
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Working Class Woman, out October 5th, complicates Davidson's spoken-word satire.
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For many working-class Londoners, gin became more than a drink.
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The Economic Policy Institute, in a report that defines members of the working class as labor force participants who lack a bachelor's degree, estimated that whites will constitute a minority of the working class by 2032.
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That was a big motivator for the working class, not just the Irish, but the Protestant working class New Yorkers at the time, and it was a big reason they were against abolition and against Lincoln.
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Even so, how did a party created to represent the working-class manage to lose so many working-class voters in its heartland to an Old Etonian member of the metropolitan elite such as Mr Johnson?
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I just read Robert Putnam's book Our Kids which is about social mobility from working-class or lower families, and it's much harder today for a working-class kid to make it to the upper-income sections.
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When discussing why the white working class turned toward Republicans, you write: A big part of the explanation lies in the fact that many in the white working class saw precisely what I did, working at Dillman's.
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I think the Mexican working-class get it and the Indonesian working-class get it—they understand that skinhead is away from any labels; you stand on your own, and whoever wants to judge you, judges you.
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Trump gave special mention to steel workers, coal miners, and factory workers because in the public imagination those three industries continue to be associated with the white working class—and the white male working class in particular.
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The Republicans made huge gains among white working-class voters in the South and Appalachia, but relatively secular and working-class Northern voters in Scranton, northern Ohio or Iowa mostly stuck with the Democrats through it all.
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It's hard to argue that the party was giving up on the working class in general, but it is possible to argue that the pro–working class policies have not included two options that many disagree over.
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WORKING-CLASS BLUES Sanders' big advantage over Biden in Michigan and elsewhere was supposed to be with white, working-class voters – particularly men - who were drawn to his anti-corporate rhetoric and his call for universal healthcare.
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Kansas told the story of working-class Americans who had, in Frank's telling, been duped by Republicans who promised they would fight against abortion and gay rights, but instead delivered deregulatory policies that hurt the working class.
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These programs appeal to two constituencies that working-class voters show little affinity for: the poor and urban liberal elites who can express enormous sympathy for the disenfranchised while ignoring the struggle of the white working class.
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Was it because her working-class supporters were less likely to vote?
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How can a working-class family afford $15,000 a year for childcare?
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Class -- not race -- anxieties animate today's white working-class frustration and fears.
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Elite coastal liberals are largely despised by the working-class inland residents.
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Sanders has been aggressive in courting young, working-class Latinos in Nevada.
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But for many working-class Americans, that is one of his attractions.
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But how could working class people vote for Trump, he wondered aloud.
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For one thing, it's never really had a "working class" per se.
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Bowie's original die-hard audience, working-class British youth coming of age
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To keep the support of Trumpite, working-class voters, they urge moderation.
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It describes, truthfully, what has happened to the working class in America.
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As sunset approached months later, a calm pervaded the working-class neighborhood.
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Like all former industrial cities, Lille has a skilled working-class tradition.
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McQueen came from a working-class background in the south of London.
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Cut taxes for everyone in the work, work, work, work, working class.
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"We've lost so many rural and working-class voters," Miller told me.
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As a working-class child, he was "an outsider", says a classmate.
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But the working class and the young adored his audacity and tenacity.
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High footwear tariff rates fall disproportionately on working class individuals and families.
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The working class is no longer willing to be taken for granted.
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There are also powerful political headwinds that marginalise the traditional working class.
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Many working-class white voters feel threatened by economic and demographic decline.
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But you can't concede the white working-class community, which is hurting.
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Democrats have been worrying about their party's weakness with working-class whites.
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All the old bands came from a working class background, like Oasis.
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I must be the only working class white advocate with that distinction.
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Amid these concerns, Trump holds broad appeal among white working class voters.
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She spoke with hatred in her heart for these working-class Americans.
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He will portray himself as a champion of the (white) working class.
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But he also retains too much sympathy for the working class to
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He has frequently blamed Mexico for sapping jobs from working-class Americans.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton carried the working-class district in 2016.
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Right, and working-class white populations are caught in this peculiar place.
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Not exactly the best messaging to win over the white working class.
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Economic hardship isn't unique to white members of the working class, either.
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Trump won because of economic outrage is to misunderstand today's working class
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There are many ways to define a working class worker, but a
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This, in his mind, entitles him to speak for America's working class.
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They work for nationalist working class interests while championing Irish cultural expression.
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"Born in Australia to a working class, low income family," he added.
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He called the Michigan primary a "critical showdown" on working-class issues.
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The Dem message and outreach failed to reach white working class voters.
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THE PEOPLE WHO BENEFIT THE MOST FROM THAT ARE WORKING CLASS PEOPLE.
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The repressed voice of Turkey's conservative working class needed to be heard.
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Mr Trump's biggest fans are the most pessimistic Americans, working-class whites.
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Diego Rivera, by contrast, espoused Communist politics and championed the working class.
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The idea that working-class voters are white men is just wrong.
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" Or "How are the Democrats going to appeal to the working class?
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"It's always working-class, country-loving people," Hedge says of the bar.
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The materiality of my M.A. collection was influenced by the working class.
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I suppose we were what you could call a working-class family.
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They say it will scare off too many working-class white voters.
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Because if you're playing the existing game, the working class always loses.
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Listening to the black working class is the best place to start.
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But it is not a policy to revive a struggling working class.
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Neruda's defense was that nothing was too good for the working class.
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Instead, many working class Americans rely on access to federal public lands.
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In 2002, Erdogan frequently spoke about growing up in a working-class
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Karl Marx believed the working class needed a revolution to get justice.
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The reason for both: He fears losing his working-class white base.
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Some, like Ocasio-Cortez, are working-class heroes with little political background.
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However, Trump has enjoyed support from working-class women without college degrees.
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"She doesn't even understand what the working class is anymore," Kirsch says.
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He tells us that's the GOP future: winning over the working class.
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He also praised "Bolivia's incredible working class" to cheers from the crowd.
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But in others, especially within working-class circles, those lines are blurred.
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My family was working class and it's very hard to move up.
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For working-class voters who supported Trump, his inaction is political hypocrisy.
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Clinton's struggles among white working-class voters hurt more here than elsewhere.
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How key was the working-class vote to Donald J. Trump's success?
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" And it wouldn't be so quick to equate "working class" with "white.
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At first he was the working-class foil to the intellectual Morse.
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Lula, Brazil's first working-class leader, held office from 2003 to 2010.
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His strength among white working-class voters makes that a real possibility.
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It is possible because both major parties have abandoned the working class.
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I mean, Detroit was a working-class industrial city, a manufacturing center.
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"It would be naive to say I'm still working class," he admits.
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Like Sander, Dix, born in 19333, came from a working-class family.
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All those things would help working-class Americans, including the white ones.
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Many of the players were working class, often laborers of some kind.
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And would it be enough to restore prosperity to the working class?
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The Democratic Party used to be the party of the working class.
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The white working-class areas of these districts swung to the president.
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When they focus on the working-class part, the Democratic Party benefits.
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Jim Clyburn, the black church and working class African-American voters could.
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Bernie's 2016 campaign was fueled by working-class whites in the Rustbelt.
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Most of them live in the working-class districts of the north.
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When working-class people run, moreover, they tend to do just fine.
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" Pennsylvania, he added, "was a much more blue-collar, working-class district.
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This is without question a policy aimed at helping the working class.
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This applies to the white working-class voters who voted for Trump.
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He focused on a message of rebuilding America's middle and working class.
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I'm from Appalachia, where getting into the working class was an aspiration.
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To the Editor: I grew up working class in small-town Pennsylvania.
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But significant sections of the lower middle and the working class disapproved.
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What's behind this erosion of the traditional family among the working class?
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Investment in the middle class and working class is what creates growth.
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The campaign's goal to extend protections to working-class women is admirable.
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Simply put, the white working class is dying at an unprecedented rate.
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Long Island's war dead, for example, hailed overwhelmingly from working-class backgrounds.
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But about a third of working-class whites voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Each of them portrays two members of working-class New England families.
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And those white working-class voters haven't particularly embraced progressive policies, either.
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This recession will disproportionately impact the working class and low-wage workers.
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Aunt Jackie is a hysterically funny working-class neurotic, lost and searching.
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Why shouldn't Democrats view these working-class districts as their best opportunities?
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Heading into 2020, Democrats are desperate to reconnect with the working class.
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Clinton in white working-class areas during this spring's special congressional elections.
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Should they persuade white working-class voters or mobilize a diverse base?
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And it works with working-class swing voters and disaffected Democrats equally.
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"He's got contempt for ordinary people, the working class," said one demonstrator.
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"Community college is where the working class gets stuck," Goldrick-Rab says.
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"This used to be a working-class bar," said Mr. Tan, 2000.
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The greedy capitalist class rigs the system and immiserates the working class.
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Bloomberg wants to make leading colleges more open to the working class.
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To the Editor: I am the son of a working-class family.
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They excised pro-working class voices like Ed Schultz from the network.
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Mary Anderson and Rose Schneiderman were both immigrants of working-class background.
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The Democratic Party has a strange relationship with the white working class.
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Why isn't being a white working-class male an identity in itself?
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Clinton faring much worse than Mr. Obama among white working-class voters.
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As much as he needs working-class conservatives, they have always existed.
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To recommend that for white working class men just fuels class anger.
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The bigger picture is that America's working class is in desperate shape.
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They supervise the working class—all of it, white, black, and brown.
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We don't trust the working class to have a share in it.
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Working class Americans saw their retirement savings liquidated right before their eyes.
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Democrats have to find a way to win more working-class votes.
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One of those strains dismisses the white working class as irredeemably racist.
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Margoni grew up in a working-class family in Crystal Falls, Michigan.
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As immigrant labor has flooded the country, working-class wages have collapsed.
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In 2016, Mr. Trump made huge gains among white working-class voters.
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Coverage about working-class issues wasn't always this way, Fraser told Vox.
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That number is much lower among working-class and Brexit-supporting voters.
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Many-working class voters, who have often supported Labour, voted for Brexit.
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TV, referring to the GOP's ability to appeal to working-class voters.
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Presidential candidates are going all out to win over working-class Americans.
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Roosevelt's New Deal appealed to many working-class Jews in the 1930s.
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But they'll also be harsh on the working class, which we didn't.
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Ilhan Omar — demonstrates the multiracial working-class coalition that he is building.
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The bigger picture is that America's working class is in desperate shape.
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So that basically cut off the working class of immigrants from Asia.
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Is congestion pricing a tax on low-income and working-class people?
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She grew up in Bonteheuwel, a working-class suburb outside Cape Town.
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And something striking was happening in the working-class parts of town.
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Montreal North, a working-class corner, has produced pros and near pros.
|
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So how did the Dems supposedly write off white working-class men?
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Working-class communities have come under tremendous economic strain since the recession.
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Marie Davidson's Working Class Woman is out October 5th on Ninja Tune.
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What the poll discovered is that, as much as the white working class differs in attitudes and experience from college-educated whites and from working-class blacks and Hispanics, it presents an intriguing mosaic within its demographic group.
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The social conservatives are strait-laced, and he's promiscuous (he says); the male anti-feminists are insistently straight, and he's flamboyantly gay; the working-class white heartlanders are, well, working-class heartlanders, and he's a British-accented foreigner.
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More than other groups, whites without college degrees blame the government for the economic problems that beset the working class, with 62% saying the federal government deserves all or most of the blame for those problems compared with less than half among whites with degrees and the black and Hispanic working class, and 66% saying it doesn't do enough to help the working class.
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But the biggest charge against Mr McCluskey is that he has betrayed what he would no doubt call "ordinary working class people" at precisely the time when those ordinary working class people require and deserve intelligent and imaginative representation.
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So, to recap, the protesters are mostly working-class folks who are angry at what they see as an out-of-touch elitist president whose policies favor the wealthy and corporations at the expense of working-class French people.
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It can't be emphasized enough that what Ryan is proposing is political poison, and will particularly hurt working-class voters—a crucial fact given that Trump's victory relied so heavily on consolidating the white segment of the working class.
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The economic anxiety that afflicts working-class whites bears down even stronger on working-class blacks, who have long been overlooked by pundits and politicians, even as they found themselves near the bottom rung of the American economic latter.
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They routinely decry the party's alleged abandonment of the "working class"—a broad-brush indictment that obscures the wide support Trump drew from whites of all classes, as well as Hillary Clinton's plurality of support from working-class Americans.
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In France, where President Macron faces working class "yellow vest" protests over a now rescinded fuel tax meant to address climate change, Green party messaging prioritized fighting climate change for the sake of the planet and the working class.
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What often goes unsaid is that when the working class is defined in our cultural imagination, we are talking about white people, even though the real American working class is made up of people from many races and ethnicities.
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Working-class success stories like Fred's are rare in America, and becoming rarer.
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Yet white working-class poverty receives, from Carlson and others, far more sympathy.
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She lost among women, working-class white voters, young people, liberals and moderates.
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The white working-class voter is a subject of excessive interest these days.
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In hindsight, it's perfectly clear why Trump won among white working-class voters.
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WILLIAMS: How do you, as a white working class American, feels about this?
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So her policies don&apost actually match up with her working-class rhetoric.
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Everyone knew that white, working-class voters form the core of Trump's support.
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They were not bankers or lawyers or financiers: They were working class people.
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And we pretty much did win the Latino vote, the working-class vote.
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We lived in a working-class district in a two-room tenement house.
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In fact, it's safe to say working-class millennials are actually into socialism.
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Econowives: Working-class women married to men not powerful enough to become Commanders.
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Everything is possible for industry and nothing is possible for the working class.
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He was born and raised by a working class family in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Clifford Odets's dramas of an oppressed and restless working class come to mind.
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My family is all still working class, and they take pride in it.
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Mr Trump is not president mainly because working-class strugglers flocked to him.
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But the voters it has lost are old, working class and—crucially—dependable.
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The system's student body is drawn largely from working-class and minority families.
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Le Pen appeals to an electorate, often working class, angered by political corruption.
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I must be the only working class white advocate with that distinction. pic.twitter.
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And there are also signs of despair in some white working-class communities.
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The number of MPs with working-class origins has shrunk to about 30.
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Sanders went right at Trump's working-class base with his answer on trade.
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Backlash from white working class voters had contributed to Trump's rise, Young said.
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Lula, Brazil's first working-class leader, so far remains free pending future appeals.
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Those increases have boosted pay for the working class despite the federal inaction.
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Hubara grew up as the only brown kid in her working class neighborhood.
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Its clear message is a cry from the heart of working class America.
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The scripts for working-class individuals used more slang and some grammatical errors.
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The American working class deserves any vehicle that increases access to owning capital.
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"Clog fighting is part of Northern working-class history," Smith told The Independent.
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MC Tianyou raps about the hardships faced by other young, working-class men.
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By working class I mean that it is accessible to the general public.
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Trump does pitch his appeal to working-class voters, often leading speeches by
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Washington; we will know when the influence of the white working class has
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The country's currency is collapsing, and unemployment is rising, hurting working-class Iranians.
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Democrats didn't just lose Michigan because of disaffected white working-class voters, however.
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This is the modern working class — fast food, retail, warehousing, delivery, call centers.
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Violators usually have to pay the equivalent of several years' working-class income.
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The president danced his way into White House with white working-class support.
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"Never stop grinding" Cuban was born into a working-class family in Pittsburgh.
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As someone from a working-class family you had to have a job.
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Why, then, can Trump effectively speak for the poor, working class white American?
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She cast her husband as someone who's in touch with America's working class.
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We must fight harder to win economic security for all working-class Americans.
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The implication seemed clear: The election had been decided by working-class whites.
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Working class people can't afford to deviate from the norm, the theory goes.
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The working class was one lump for him, and consumption was one thing.
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The working class of the United States doesn't get many breaks these days.
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"I come from the working class and struggled hard in college," she said.
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Lula, 74, governed Brazil from 2003 to 2010, its first working-class president.
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It's completely tone deaf to the current economic realities facing working class Americans.
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"Yeah, among white, working-class voters, Trump does have a following," Bannon said.
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Working-class people's voices are ignored, their concerns dismissed by those in power.
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The institutions were unable to offer an alternative position to the working class.
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I'm also not sure whether Warren helps with working-class white Democratic men.
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In Egan's novel, Dexter Styles is working-class Italian and Polish by background.
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Although the "narrative makers" may have missed it, the working class has changed.
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In both cases he is trying to increase wages for the working class.
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It's a question of cutting better deals on behalf of the working class.
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He said the Sanders base is more "working class" than the Warren base.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), who is worried about losing the white working class.
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The gap between America's wealthy and America's working-class only continues to grow.
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Even as working-class Catholics in those same states move the other way.
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There are more white working-class Democrats than you'd think there as well.
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You say to Democrats: You're responsible because you ignored working-class white guys.
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And there's a realistic path to win by dominating with working-class whites.
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Alicia Machado embodies Trump's problem with women, Latinos and other working-class people.
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"Working-class musicians who have been exploited and underappreciated and dismissed," he said.
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Working-class people and the less educated tend to be more anti-E.
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And, yes, it largely — but hardly exclusively — pertains to working-class white people.
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She focused largely on economic and social policies to boost the working class.
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This tax would target luxury carbon items, not middle and working-class staples.
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"Trump is a New York hero in those working-class boroughs," Root said.
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Past polls had her even further behind with those working-class voters, however.
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"The breakdown of the working class was neglected," he wrote in his magazine.
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He offered a personal testimonial in the working-class town in northeast Pennsylvania.
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When austerity devastated the Socialists' working-class constituency, the party was effectively destroyed.
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"We're middle-aged, Southern white guys from working-class backgrounds," Mr. Cooley said.
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The Democratic party has left the working class that they used to represent.
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Many of those jobs should more properly have been understood as working class.
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It's only gotten more challenging for the working class in the last decades.
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And she lost working-class white women by a staggering 28 points. Why?
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West believed that a country without a developed working class or the experience
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Trump enjoys immense trust among his largely white, working class core of supporters.
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That man was Alex Ferguson, another working-class Scot in the collectivist mould.
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They're a fiercely anti-racist movement based in working-class, mostly white communities.
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Lablabi is a real working-class staple—cheap, quick to prepare, and filling.
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But at the same time, she easily won the white working-class vote.
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"Working-class visits were not going up," the museum wrote in a statement.
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Working class and service sector jobs are not the only ones at risk.
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"Women's issues matter to me, and I'm a working class person," says Misty.
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The drawings went viral, Garrison believes, because he captured working class men's anger.
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Much has been made specifically about his support from the white working class.
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So they're nervous that working-class people are standing up for decent wages.
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He started out as a nice guy looking out for the working class.
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Working-class solidarity brought middle-class security to communities throughout the industrial midwest.
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The gaps between politicians from working-class and professional backgrounds are often enormous.
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Culturally, racism is used as the unspoken cudgel against pro-working class policy.
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Biden relishes his "Middle-Class Joe" nickname and touts his working-class roots.
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Ms. Kerrigan was from a working-class family too, but she was loved.
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"Today their wearers embody a combination of average Joe and working-class avenger."
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Kensington is adjacent to Fishtown, a working-class enclave that has grown substantially.
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"It's not about abandoning white working-class voters," he said in an interview.
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Second, they will try to distract working-class voters by stoking racial animosity.
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Democrats still aren't going to win a majority of the white working class.
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Bykea is rapidly gaining a following in Karachi, especially among working-class men.
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The percentage of that total who were working class was just 18.6 percent.
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"Being young, working class and black, everything you do is policed," he said.
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But there are other distinct changes that have happened to the working class.
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Neither one, however, could accurately claim to speak for the white working class.
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That was during better times in Kibera, a crowded working-class Nairobi neighborhood.
|
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was born in the Bronx to a working-class family.
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At the same time, working-class blacks and Hispanics began to catch up.
|
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Jobs' young, working-class parents struggled to support him and make ends meet.
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But giving up on the white working class would be a terrible mistake.
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These arguments feel utterly irrelevant to the daily choices of working-class voters.
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Confident free-traders underestimated how much outsourcing had cost the Western working class.
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Before their arrival, the population was mostly working-class Australians and European migrants.
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It's because there just aren't many competitive districts in white working-class areas.
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"Yet the working class represent 40 percent of the French population," he said.
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Ed fights for the working class and the people who need a champion.
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The Knapps, like so many other working-class families, tumbled into unimaginable calamity.
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The question is how to enable more working-class students to do so.
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But both Cuban, 58, and Wagner, 56, grew up in working class towns.
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Trump businesses declare bankruptcy to avoid paying wages of working-class contract laborers.
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The borough is an enclave of working-class voters, police officers and firefighters.
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The working class Democratic vote now comes predominantly from African-Americans and Latinos.
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Last week, we completed 1,031 interviews of working-class voters in the state.
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The case jolted their working-class town and prompted a walkout by students.
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Sanders speaks of bringing massive change to Washington through a working-class movement.
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And although Sanders does do well with working-class voters, I doubt Mrs.
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This surely isn't what working-class Trump supporters thought they were voting for.
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But it isn't enough to lessen the pressure facing America's working-class households.
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Only one has consistently put team working class ahead of team Democratic party.
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The topics have resonated with working-class populations outside the typical Republican base.
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Because in places like gritty South Boston, many working class voters rejected her.
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Both were competing for working-class voters suspicious of the global financial elite.
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The working class city of Haifa is the largest city in northern Israel.
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Democrats need a comeback strategy, and the American working class needs an ally.
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Labour lost its status as the party of the working class long ago.
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Others may try to emulate Sherrod Brown's working-class heroism; I hope so.
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These are Brexit-voting, working-class men in towns that watch rugby league.
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But the two had the same winning pitch to white working-class voters.
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"The plan is all about economic issues with the working class," he said.
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No bastion of white, working-class Democratic strength was immune to the trend.
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It is in Moabit, a former working-class neighborhood that is now gentrified.
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Working class people of color, men and women, couldn't afford a rebel vote.
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Trump pledged to curb the high prescription prices that deplete working-class wallets.
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For working-class Americans, public lands are an essential part of their life.
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"Atlanta" and "The Chi" have been praised for highlighting the black working class.
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That's not the kind of work much of the working class does anymore.
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The American working class backed Donald Trump in record numbers for a reason.
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Brazil's first working-class president has been indicted in six other corruption cases.
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Their formerly staunch working class bloc has almost fully migrated to the GOP.
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Working-class whites aren't losing out because other groups are taking limited resources.
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He didn't do nearly as well with working-class whites in Southern states.
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Mr. Toheed said the people affected were almost all from the working class.
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Working-class usage suffered from a cycle of fare increases and ridership decline.
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I think it's a symbol that we're not committed to working-class Americans.
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My neighbors were older white working-class people, Mexican immigrants and Vietnamese refugees.
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Is it more similar to the top 1 percent or the working class?
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Candidates have not as yet appealed to the traditional working-class Democratic base.
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California has always had a working class that has fought to stay here.
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He ties it to a broader call for working-class unity and revolution.
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Which a lot of the working-class and poor women we interviewed were.
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He makes his white, working-class supporters feel valued above these other groups.
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It's a traditional, pro-Leave, working-class seat with widespread concern about immigration.
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More recently in the 1980s and 1990s, hoop earrings have been associated with 'Cholas,' a subculture that emerged in working class Mexican neighborhoods in Southern California, but they've also played an essential part of other working class Latinx, and black communities.
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In January, Working America, the AFL-CIO's massive canvass operation of non-union working-class whites, released a report on its findings from doorstep discussions with nearly 103,700 likely voters in the white working-class suburbs of Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Among whites with college degrees, 39% say they'd consider him -- that's cut in half among Hispanic working class voters, 18% of whom say they'd consider Trump, and just 3% of black working class voters say they'll give Trump a look.
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But now that white working-class voters are beginning to unsettle the conservative political establishment by flocking to Donald Trump, some conservative pundits are unleashing sentiments about white working-class communities that are a good deal more vicious than snobbish disdain.
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In a time when the Democratic Party — the party that is supposed to be fighting for the working class — has become associated with creative class elites, we need a candidate who is living the economic reality of working-class Americans.
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"I tend to look for transformative policy for working class Americans," in a candidate, as well as a "longstanding commitment to those policies, so it's not just a recent adoption of caring for all working-class folks," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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In the 2016 campaign, they continue, rightly or wrongly, Hillary Clinton's campaign exemplified a professional-class status quo that failed to rally enough working-class voters of color and failed to blunt the drift of white working-class voters to Republicans.
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The usual answer is working-class whites, but a deeper dive into the data suggests that it's more specific: It's really evangelical working-class whites who are staying with Trump despite growing evidence of his malfeasance and unsuitability for high office.
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With or against the working class Whereas Bloomberg asserts that he represents the true policy consensus, once you strip away ideology and have the right data, Sanders asserts that he is the authentic voice for and representative of the working class.
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Hip-hop being so centered on poor, working-class urban and country being so focused on poor, working-class rural, those differences can seem like this huge barrier, and now it&aposs a barrier that&aposs much more permeable than before.
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Of course none of this is to deny that a strong pitch for progressive economic policy is a good way to try to win over cross-pressured culturally conservative working-class whites or to motivate working-class people of color.
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Our index of white working-class males (WWCM) employs three measures of job performance.
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Mr. Millies dismisses the anxieties of working-class and uneducated white voters as irrational.
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Elvis himself was a working-class person, a truck driver before he found fame.
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Barnsley, in South Yorkshire, is one such working-class town which overwhelmingly votes Labour.
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When it comes to Bolsonaro, how strong is his support among working-class people?
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Most stark in the results was the party's disconnect from white working-class voters.
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Working-class voters of all races and ethnic backgrounds face many similar economic challenges.
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Though she specializes in writing working-class loudmouths, she herself speaks slowly and thoughtfully.
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Working-class, progressive, outspoken women like them are not "supposed to" run for office.
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Most days, he takes public transportation to working-class neighborhoods to knock on doors.
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And just wrapped its run as one of TV's most underrated working-class sitcoms?
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That tower block was full of asylum seekers, migrants, poor, working-class, black people.
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They call it 'working class' for a reason, because you are working non-stop.
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A sixth-generation Angeleno, Rachel was raised in a working-class, culturally Mexican household.
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The white working-class theory assumes there are economic reasons voters leaned toward Trump.
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That reflects an American working class that is increasingly based in the service sector.
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The public-health crisis unfolding across white working-class America is hardly a secret.
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Krystal explains why a recanvas in Iowa erases the voice of the working class.
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UKIP, eating into Labour's working-class strongholds, took 17% of votes and 18 seats.
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They've also been trying to outdo each other to win over working-class Americans.
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Alternatively, they could be underestimating working-class white turnout, or overestimating black voter turnout.
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No one in my neighborhood, a small working-class community in Brooklyn, did that.
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The latest projection has the SPD winning just 37% of working-class votes there.
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Mrs Thatcher saw aspirational conservatism as a way to appeal to working-class voters.
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The heart of the book is about the desperation of Silicon Isle's working class.
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The electorate in the last presidential Democratic primary was overwhelmingly white and working class.
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They are also largely people of color, immigrants, and people from working class backgrounds.
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Young working-class men played dominos and smoked shisha at Beiruti, a riverside cafe.
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Paul Nuttall wants UKIP to replace Labour as the voice of the working class.
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Clinton said of a sum of money that working-class Americans might consider unseemly.
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Mr Corbyn no doubt imagines himself to be a champion of the working class.
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The Kremlin portrays the working class as a conservative group, susceptible to nationalist rhetoric.
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The chow mein sandwich is, like the city of its origin, quintessentially working class.
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Others, particularly from the party's working-class wing, were equally quick to push back.
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Democrats with roots in working-class America portrayed Trump as dishonest and mean-spirited.
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It was rife with "America First" themes and calls to rescue the working class.
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But working-class whites are not nearly as dominant as they used to be.
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But today the traditional working class is shrinking as a proportion of the electorate.
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They came from all over Uganda—some were working class, others were university educated.
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Trump won the presidency by rallying middle-American working-class whites against coastal elites.
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Economic privation does not explain why so many working-class whites chose Mr Trump.
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Thatcher and her successors took on trade unions and other working-class interest groups.
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It lost ground in traditional working-class areas such as Wigan, Bolton and Dudley.
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Rage at the government is felt most acutely by older white working-class men.
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Working class whites were largely synonymous with union members, who are traditionally staunchly Democratic.
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Kerrigan may have also came from a working-class family, but Harding embodied it.
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This notion of a resentful white working-class is only part of the story.
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Prabowo is a skilled speaker, but he struggles to connect with working class voters.
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Working-class white people and poor white people are also targets of Trump's hatred.
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Working-class parents, who love their children no less, tend to lack these things.
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That viewpoint is more widespread among older working-class whites than among younger ones.
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We brought 3-year-olds into the lab, like working class, middle-class kids.
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Instead, it features the poor and the working class destroying the country-club establishment.
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Working-class voters in the nation's heartland supported the President's trade and economic message.
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The issue is the mass of working-class voters in between those two poles.
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Union membership is also associated with greater representation of working-class interests in policy.
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We are bringing out working class people who have previously given up on politics.
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The plan, he said, was aimed to bolster working-class and middle-class families.
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It's why Trump's strength among white, working-class men causes some Democrats to fret.
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"White Working-Class Voters in West Virginia Pick Sanders Over Clinton," read NPR's headline.
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Ramen originally comes from working-class street food, and it's sort of retained that.
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New Hampshire and Massachusetts showed he wins white, working-class moderates -- the Reagan Democrats.
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It seeks to help the working class by stopping the importation of cheap labor.
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Democrats must embrace policies that honestly address the deep anxieties of working-class voters.
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The duo gave a voice to working-class Americans who opposed the Washington establishment.
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Usually the working class is divided between conservatives, social democrats, communists and so on.
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At the same time, incomes of the working class in advanced economies have stagnated.
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The appeal was populist and media-savvy, aimed at middle and working-class Americans.
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America's political system and the white working class have lost faith in each other.
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How to grow the economy while making sure it benefits the working-class voter?
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And soon people of color will make up the majority of the working class.
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" Ocasio-Cortez said she thinks the future of the Democratic Party is "working class.
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To succeed, it must become the working-class party of all races and creeds.
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But his message of economic fairness has been embraced by white, working-class voters.
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But Trump, appealing to his financially squeezed working class supporters, has ruled that out.
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Hans Rauscher is only half joking when he says that the FPÖ's working class
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Today's report puts numbers to how much the poor and working class would lose.
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That leadership's purported concern for working-class Americans is all talk and no action.
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This new breed of working class conservatism is the only path forward for Republicans.
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The GOP front-runner has become enormously popular with many white, working-class voters.
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Portman played Evey Hammond, a working class citizen caught up in an anarchist uprising.
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The mostly spontaneous, leaderless demonstrations were concentrated in Baghdad and in working-class neighborhoods.
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Sanders was born on September 8, 1941 in a working-class neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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However splashy these projects may be, they remain largely inaccessible to Sunderland's working class.
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Today, it stretches from Eastern Orlando into the working class suburbs to the South.
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Fundamentally, they attacked and scapegoated black Americans in exchange for white working-class support.
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For far too long, Washington has ignored and left behind the American working class.
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She compares them with the white and people of color working class in France.
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If you try to appeal to Hispanics, you could turn off working-class whites.
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If you try to appeal to working-class whites, you might turn off Hispanics.
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Clinton seems to be showing that kind of uneven appeal with working-class whites.
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If Trump wins, he would have unmoored the working class from the Republican establishment.
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Yet the white working class needs neither more finger-pointing nor more fiery sermons.
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As you showed in your article Monday, it has plenty of working-class whites.
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In doing so, he chastised liberals for not talking enough to the working class.
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And she ceded the white working-class voters who backed Mr. Clinton in 1992.
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Clinton's campaign manager, to do more outreach with working-class white and rural voters.
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We have to reach out to working-class white voters in order to govern.
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So are the institutions that once provided structure to working-class life in America.
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They offer little indication of a conservative, working-class agenda to match his rhetoric.
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Like many middle- and working-class Americans, they had only modest savings for retirement.
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You want to see working-class heroes in today's modern world, look at them.
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Franco, like Miranda, was a black, gay, working-class member of the city council.
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They belonged to the working class rather than to the lowest class—the enslaved.
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Economists have long debated the effect of minimum wage hikes on working-class jobs.
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You can appreciate why those working-class voters are getting more and more angry.
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Sentiments such as mine may strike many working-class Americans as "foreign" and condescending.
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IF YOU WANT TO HELP WORKING CLASS WORKERS OR FAMILIES, YOU REDUCE PAYROLL TAXES.
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To win, Mr. Trump will need to make gains among white working-class voters.
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It has, instead, been that more and more people are identifying as working class.
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Populists will say she should have reached out to the white working class more.
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"He has crossover appeal with some blue-collar working-class Democrats," Mr. Rendell said.
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Carol is a textbook lesbian romance, featuring Rooney Mara as her working-class lover.
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These are the breakfast tacos of working-class people, immigrants, and Mexican-Americans—a.k.a.
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I was raised by working class Democrats and Yellow dog Democrats in the South.
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Rather, the primary victims of gun death were, by far, working-class white Americans.
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An image of domesticity in the old working-class England, which is fabulous stuff.
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Chavez worked to appease his working-class base, including throngs still lacking identity credentials.
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When you attack these structures of care, the burden falls on working-class women.
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On tariffs particularly, Trump crossed ideological boundaries and appealed to white working-class voters.
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Her campaign ad went viral, in which she played up her working-class background.
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Worse, only 8% of working-class callers, regardless of racial signifiers, were called back.
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He wrote his doctoral thesis on a working-class community in 19th century London.
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It's part of a strategy to try to win back working-class white voters.
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But working-class whites overwhelmingly voted for politicians who promise to destroy those gains.
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Some 42 million poor and working-class Americans use SNAP benefits to buy groceries.
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And it will do that while delivering little or nothing to working-class families.
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Yet the white working class went heavily for Trump, and stayed Republican in 2018.
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Since the early 1980s, G.D.P. growth has failed to consistently increase working-class incomes.
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I work," she declaims in "Work It," from her new album "Working Class Woman.
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The plan is quite obviously not a middle-class or working-class tax cut.
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But couldn't party and interest group leaders help working-class Americans overcome these obstacles?
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Couldn't foundations create special funds to encourage and support candidates from the working class?
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But it's very different from a party actually pivoting away from the working class.
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It's also incredibly unpopular with the white working-class voters who voted for Trump.
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White working-class voters, they pointed out, were still 55 percent of the population.
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To me, the main issue is a lack of focus on working-class issues.
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"Being young, working class and black, everything you do is policed," Mr. Kaluuya said.
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"I'm a queer Latina from a working-class family," she said in the video.
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Jessie Buckley shines as a working-class performer with aspirations of country music stardom.
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The campaign's emphasis on working class New Yorkers belies the hefty funds behind it.
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They reflect the economic woes of the working class more than middle-class disaffection.
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And they ran away with all the gold because they divided the working class.
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To the Editor: My hometown, Newton Falls, Ohio, was once a working-class Mayberry.
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We are drowning in reports on how Democrats can win the white working class.
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But so do the white-working class voters who often swing 20163st-century elections.
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"I'm a progressive who knows how to talk to working-class people," he said.
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And the zeitgeist of Los Angeles to me is, it's a working-class city.
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The lanes serve a working-class clientele that Mr. Farago knows by first name.
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But this is how many white working-class Americans feel, regardless of the facts.
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She galvanized working-class women to fight for suffrage and battled for tenants' rights.
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Working-class men have been dropping out of the labor force at alarming rates.
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Medicaid — which serves the poor, working class, disabled and elderly — is a likely target.
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A. We've got a lot of folks who are categorized as white working class.
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I know that many progressives are tired of hearing about the white working class.
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But focusing on the white working class obscures the true contours of economic distress.
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Some historians say he was afraid of losing the support of working-class voters.
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It's got working-class deals but also has drag shows, karaoke, and live jazz.
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Most alarmingly, many white working-class Americans aren't living longer than their parents did.
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Why did white working-class voters shift toward Donald Trump in the 2016 election?
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The economic distress of the white working class has been building since the 1970s.
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Sanders did well with white working-class and non-college educated voters in 2016.
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Members of the working class saw the fracas as a fight about American identity.
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"The working class has no way up, as a consequence of that," he added.
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I watched my single, working-class mother deal with lifelong problems associated with obesity.
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" Klobuchar "offers a track record of bipartisan achievement," and Sanders "champions the working class.
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And the artistic version is linked, in space and time, with the working class.
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Butchness has a history tied to working-class women that's very important to me.
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In one video, he ponders why members of the working class would support capitalism.
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For much of working-class America, of whatever complexion, the dream is now dead.
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"He's not even working-class, he's poor," said Sanders Denis, Mr. Garces's defense lawyer.
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But Trump betrayed his campaign promises to help working class people, the senator said.
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Some Conservatives are now claiming that they are the party of the working class.
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White working-class voters drifted to the Republican Party against their economic self-interest.
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The economic stresses on white working-class voters have been decades in the making.
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Most social-democratic parties chose the latter strategy, so working-class loyalty gradually waned.
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Biden's base of older working-class white and African American voters has been unassailable.
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That admission is more than working-class Americans have got from most Presidential candidates.
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I also think he's right about white middle class folks and working class folks.
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The change is evident in places like Esenyurt, a working-class district of Istanbul.
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Cooking then was a distinctly working-class job, and not an especially reputable one.
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Mr. Mélenchon's first-round voters skew younger and more working-class than Mr. Macron's.
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They were working class, toiling in a nursing home laundry and a typewriter factory.
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Sanders, however, tailors his message more to the working class than the middle class.
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"You're not the only one who cares about the working class," he told Sanders.
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Working class townships in Allegheny like Elizabeth and Whitehall also swung to the Democrats.
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It's also worth asking who's being honored by all this working-class wannabe-ism.
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It's her mission, she has said, to tell the stories of working-class women.
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"I wanted to celebrate the unlikely ascent of four working-class boys," she added.
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Brownback cut our schools, raised taxes on the working class and tanked Kansas' economy.
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Is the Democratic Party still the party of unions and white working-class voters?
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This Is Us has an obsessive working class streak running through its teary DNA.
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But they're white, working-class Christians in a small town in a red state.
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And they reminded Mr. Cohn of the president's promises to protect working class voters.
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The other popular solution to the crisis of the working class was job retraining.
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His new working-class constituency wants rule-Britannia greatness combined with state-funded support.
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Norris focus is on working class swing voters, people who might consider themselves independents.
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That pattern, obviously, cannot be explained by vote-switching among the white working class.
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His gains among younger working-class whites were especially important in the Upper Midwest.
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Mr. Trump made gains in white working-class areas, whether turnout surged or dropped.
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Folks elected him largely on his promise to restore prosperity to working-class precincts.
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But I really doubt they're the main thing moving the angry white working class.
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The Sanders campaign sees both their candidate and Biden appealing to working-class voters.
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After all, who can oppose a level playing field for working-class energy consumers?
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The president's campaign is trying to boost his support further among working-class whites.
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I run a small working-class brasserie, nothing to do with a gourmet restaurant.
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Meanwhile, the Tories have attracted more non-graduates and working-class voters than ever.
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Connecting with working-class values matters, especially on issues that are local and granular.
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Ramirez's outsider status is typical for working-class and minority students in elite colleges.
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Mak's working-class background is typical for residents of New York City's Chinese neighborhoods.
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Neither goes far enough to cut burdensome expenses for corporations and working class Americans.
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Mr. Trump promised voters during the campaign that he would protect the working class.
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He won the presidency with the votes of large numbers of working-class voters.
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Like working-class Americans and their families, people with Medicare are at grave risk.
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Working Class Woman offers no easy ways out of our shackles, but that's fine.
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He said he believed in keeping a diversity of working-class voices in newspapers.
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Its working class and largely white residents preferred Mr. Trump by about 50,000 votes.
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They were from immigrant and working-class backgrounds, and had thrived in public schools.
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Mr. Hallyday was a source of incredible pride for his working-class fan base.
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It was also bottom-up, "bonding" social capital, coming out of the working class.
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But the cuts have done little to bolster the economy or the working class.
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Most of the working class will actually come out ahead if this legislation passes.
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White working-class Americans are getting married less and report having fewer close friends.
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Now, the city has strong union ties and a kind of working-class aura.
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But his work is primarily driven by his working-class upbringing in Los Angeles.
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As the working-class son of an immigrant, I know where I came from.
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Now, crime and reports of police brutality are resurging, particularly in working-class suburbs.
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And they are coinciding with economic trends that have squeezed working-class white people.
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A lot of working-class people seem to admire ostentatious expenditure by rich people.
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Working-class Leave voters wanted to put two fingers up at the Economic Establishment.
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Nate Silver, for example, argued that Trump's working-class support is largely a myth.
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If anything, the contributions data suggests a more fundamental shift in working-class attitudes.
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Frank's basic story was that the white working class was abandoning the Democratic Party.
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Working-class whites outside the South actually seemed to be growing slightly more Democratic.
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"The Ontario clubs had a lot of working-class, blue-collar guys," he says.
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Just as the rapid expansion of the universities benefited middle-class women far more than working-class men, so the Labour Party's women-only short-lists speeded up the transformation of the Labour Party from a working-class into a middle-class party.
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And when I sat down with him in 2014, he made a very similar point: I do not know how you can concede the white working class to the Republican Party which is working overtime to destroy the working class in America.
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In the CNN/Kaiser survey, 58% of rural working class whites say America's best days have come and gone and 57% say their children will be worse off compared with less than half of urban working class whites who say the same.
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But the notion that Trump won on the strength of white, working-class voters — and that Clinton lost by ignoring them — has been called into question since 2016, in large part because many polls show most Trump voters were affluent, not working class.
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And though the evening seemed pitched at working-class voters, with repeated nods to farmers and miners, there was no discussion of the fact that the gender pay gap is especially high for many working-class people, like truck drivers and retail workers.
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The big questions are whether these suburban voters who jumped ship from Republicans in 2016 outnumber the working-class voters who feel the system is against them and went for Trump, and whether Biden can cut into those working-class voters in 2020.
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In effect, the draft turned the Vietnam War into a "working-class war," as the historian Christian Appy has labeled it, with disproportionate numbers of the poor and working-class sent to Vietnam while everyone else seemed to go off to college.
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Members of Brave New World Repertory Theater were rehearsing "A View From the Bridge," Arthur Miller's play set in working-class Brooklyn, which after years of revivals in other places, has finally landed back where it was born — in working-class Brooklyn.
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Of the voters we interviewed, 85033 percent of progressives felt that having to choose between talking about race and talking about class is a false choice, as did 75 percent of working-class African Americans and 57 percent of working-class Hispanics.
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At least in the case of the Industrial Revolution, as described by E.P. Thompson in The Making of the English Working Class, there was religion—the new Methodist faith that gave the English working class a sense of moral superiority over their owners.
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So I say to middle America, to working-class white America, that there are working-class people of all colors who are catching hell and we all need to just link arms and fight this thing in the best way we know how.
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I grew up with working class parents and we didn't have a lot of money.
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Those who voted for Brexit were disproportionately older, white, working class, less educated and poorer.
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This is the heart of union Democrat working-class -- these have been for generations Democrats.
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Both candidates have a working class background, legal careers, and many years as legislators. Sen.
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And so white working-class people felt that sense of marginality, both substantively and symbolically.
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Is there a productive way to reintegrate white working-class voters into a broader coalition?
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Why are the surrounding working class neighborhoods charged for the illegal electricity usage by favelas?
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Early marches were fueled by white working class women fighting the exploitations of industrial capitalism.
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Despite his gilded lifestyle, Trump capitalized on working-class fears of a rapidly changing country.
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But the calls were central pillars of his campaign, galvanizing his white, working-class base.
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I was born and raised in Queens, New York, in a working-class immigrant family.
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The book argues that construction workers and other working class men's work have gone unnoticed.
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If they fight too hard, they&aposre going to offend the blue-collar working class.
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Likewise, Sanders's political strategy of energizing young and working-class voters and soliciting large numbers
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Trump consistently outperformed Romney's 2012 totals in areas with heavy concentrations of working-class whites.
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I don't represent myself as a scholar but I certainly am a working class person.
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Do the avatars of working-class cultural backlash politics really need a "luxuriously soothing lotion"?
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In my working-class black neighborhood, men, women, children--we were all captivated by her.
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In America, boxing has its roots in working-class, minority communities: black, Italian, Irish, Latino.
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A lot of your films focus on working-class Black people, often doing ordinary things.
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That reflects the electoral importance of rustbelt states, which have lots of working-class Catholics.
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And in areas with working-class white voters, Trump can potentially help House GOP candidates.
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But supporting reparations would endanger Sanders's chances of getting support from the white working class.
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The once working-class city of 280,000 has several universities and has embraced its diversity.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump have appealed to working-class voters mostly by blaming outsiders.
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But there's a catch: The funding would come from other middle- and working-class Arizonans.
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It is helping to lure working-class voters from Labour to the Tories (see Bagehot).
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"Being young, working class and black, everything you do is policed," Kaluuya told the Times.
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Though no social reformer, he worried about the danger of working-class support for socialism.
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This can be achieved with tax, economic and educational policies that empower the working class.
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They could find a traditionally small-c conservative, working-class hero persona to put on.
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The Kendalls of Port Richmond have more trouble than even an average working-class clan.
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At best, any progress won will be limited if working-class women are left out.
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Two main explanations have been offered for Mr Trump's success with working-class white men.
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Both explanations for Mr Trump's success with working-class whites are true to a degree.
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Donald Trump has rearranged American politics, by courting working-class whites and alienating educated ones.
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Both men are trying to improve the Democratic ticket's standing with white working-class voters.
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There are more good-paying working-class jobs and more openings for good-paying jobs.
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After growing up working class in Schenectady, New York, Delgado attended the nearby Colgate University.
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The impression is that Trump has matured into an effective champion of the working class.
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Therapists were less likely to call back if the clients sounded black and working-class.
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"[Working-class people] are facing a difficult and probably unexpected obstacle to care," Kugelmass said.
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These were the same factors battering boys in working-class black neighborhoods all over America.
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