‘Citizenship and Social Class’ by T.H. Marshall is about citizenship and how it played a role in the nineteenth and twentieth century. Citizenship is divided into three parts: civil, political and social. Civil is about freedom of speech, faith etc. Political has to do with right to participate in political power and social is about having the right to live decently. Marshall says that back then citizenship lead to inequality because it was based on a set of ideals, beliefs and values. However in the twentieth century, civil rights which is part of citizenship gave legal powers to those who lacked economic opportunities. He also says that even though there is still problems in our society regarding class citizenship helped people to see that
