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Everyone Has Class: A Guide to Understanding American Inequality

Everyone Has Class: A Guide to Understanding American Inequality

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General United States HistoryPoverty & Social Work

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ISBN10: 1962645649
ISBN13: 9781962645645
Publisher: Oregon State University Press
Published: Nov 17 2026
Pages: 252
Language: English

Social class is a neglected, misunderstood, yet overwhelmingly powerful factor in the United States. In Everyone Has Class Allison L. Hurst and Sean McCloud draw on both personal stories and insights from recent studies to recount the many ways class influences American life. The authors explore the material conditions we live in, the social relationships we develop, and the unconscious and conscious psychological and physical habits we form based on our social class location. Each chapter reveals the profound presence and complex influence of social class--beyond that of money, education, and occupation--providing readers with an understanding of what social class is and how it operates in our everyday lives.

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