Classism

The United States: A Privileged Society — Francisco Alves Mendes was a Brazilian Activist, Environmentalist, and Union Leader. His boyhood was characterized by long days of intricate work deep in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest. The populace who live in the region of hard-working parents who often struggle to feed and clothe their children — like me. The least…

My usual harassment of my least favourite form of journalism — Author’s Note: Satire. Saying that now before I’m told off for being the actual worst. As I spoon-fed my son, Oscar a healthy avocado and butternut pulp before his morning hempseed gruel, I found myself blinking back tears of rage. This might surprise you, as I am a wonderfully calm…

Don’t marry your nanny, marry that homeless guy — Roaring Rivers Torrents, currents, and ripples by Christyl Rivers Roll out the red carpet to those with well-heeled feet Homophily is why we exclude most non-familiar people. Muddy feet need not apply. Homophily is our human tendency to mingle with those similar to us. …

“I make $300,000. That’s a good salary, except for these 18 blocks!” — This is probably one of the best articles you’ll read about how the upper middle-class is ostensibly a prison of its own, with the bars being “upper class striving.” It uses the Hulu series Fleischman Is In Trouble as its backbone. That’s a good show, if you haven’t seen it…