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    Abstract Less than 2% of middle-class families use a financial aid service compared to 60% of lower-income households. Due to these statistics, this difference is a result of middle class’s belief that financial aid is not beneficial to the wealthy nor the middle-income families. Middle-class America is extremely hard working due to the fact they could work every single day of their life and not qualify for any financial aid towards a higher education, as opposed to a low-income house hold that has two adults who haven 't worked a day in their life who 's kids receive free college tuition based on low income. Solutions are limited because only a select few receive scholarships and grants due to academic and athletic abilities. Alternate solutions…

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    Middle Class In America

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    An Envied Middle Class What does it mean to be middle class in America today? Although there is still no set academic or literary definition, the U.S Department of Commerce Economic and Statistics Administration found the most common characteristic of self proclaimed middle class Americans to be the focus they place on aspirations such as: “economic stability, a better life for one’s children, and a current lifestyle that allows for a few creature comforts” (DOC 13). Even though so many U.S.…

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    Although the average wage for the middle class is decreasing, the wage for the upper class is increasing; a considerably clear and perfect example of the inequality in the United States. It is extremly unfair that the upper class if collecting nearly 90 percent of the wealth, yet choose to not spend it in bundles. They consider themselves “the job creators”, although they are not the ones spending their wages, nearly as much as the average consumer. With this continuous inequality, the gap…

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    Shrinking Middle Class

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    In my labor studies class we are learning about what it means to be middle class in the United States. I will be analyzing on how three different articles differ and also compare on this topic of the middle class. I will go in depth on how the articles talk about this topic and what type of methods they use. I will see if these articles use pictures or if they use special fonts. I also want to see if the articles do anything special to make one of these articles stand out from the other ones.…

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    Middle Class Inequality

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    The first article called “Middle Class but Feeling Economically Insecure” discusses how middle class has increased with stress and anxiety. There are many individuals whom lost their jobs and have stagnating incomes. They also worry about their security and prospects leaving them feeling vulnerable. The middle class has experienced anxiety due to the instability of incomes. Most Americans feel like they are failing to keep up with the gains between themselves and the wealthy. The article states…

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    We could not say we know well about working class and middle class, but we are familiar with them. We meet people in working class every day in our daily life, such sales, cashier, taxi driver, etc.; and we know some middle class people around us, lawyer, professor, doctor, etc. However, we do not know about or even never see ruling class “as a small elite among the capitalist and their top allies in politics and culture” (Zweig, 2001, P.17). Although they are rare of them, “no more than 2…

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    The idea of the General Will have been popular ever since the age of the Enlightenment. After all, it is only natural that the common people would support an idea that gives them power. This idea is so immensely popular and powerful that people were able to manipulate others into doing what they want with it. During the French and the Haitian revolution, middle-class minorities such as Robespierre and Toussaint were able to instigate the common people to fight against the order of their world by…

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    Middle Class Healthcare

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    and again failed the working men and women of this country. As in any conflict, truth is one of the casualties in this war on our middle class.” In the United States the middle class has the most members out of any other class. The men and woman in this class are among the most hard working people in our country. However they are always at risk of losing their job(s) for a number of reasons maybe because the factory they work at is closing down or because the store they work at is cutting…

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    Middle Class Children

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    sex organs of soon-to-be girls and boys can be identical during the first several weeks of gestation. The testes in soon-to-be boys produce androgens in the middle three months of gestation. The androgens can affect the fetus’s brain development. Androgens, hormones, and chromosomes affect children’s gender. However, the parents who rear gender-free children keep the biological gender of their child a secret. Second, the book states that children’s gender and behavior are influenced by their…

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    The upper middle classes were better paid and in a position to experience a higher standard of leisure time, this led to uncertainty as to exactly how that time could be appropriately spent. As a result, leisure for the emerging Victorian middle class had to be instructive, productive and beneficial for both the soul and the developing sense of social integrity. Recreational and leisurely pursuits had to have a rational justification, the middle classes being wary of jeopardising their position…

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