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theory? in what culture? from what perspective? usa.... rampant poverty, 40% uninsured, shrinking middle class, violent lower class, psychological disorders. homocidal manics are born that way. cant do anything about them. science says that is so.
Access to education, often laws were overlooked by the bourgoisie
It would seem that you are referring to the Israeli Arabs (who are overwhelmingly Muslim), but they do not primarily live in poverty. There is certainly a significant portion who are in the lower class, but there are a large number of middle class Israeli Arabs, so they do not primarily live in poverty.
rich members of the lower class
No. Only the higher class people got education.
Members of the middle class belong to the socioeconomic group that falls between the upper class and the lower class. They typically have a comfortable standard of living, stable income, and access to education and some degree of financial security.
The lower social class typically consists of individuals who have limited access to resources such as income, education, and healthcare. They may face challenges such as poverty, food insecurity, and inadequate housing. Additionally, individuals in the lower social class may experience barriers to social mobility and face stigma and discrimination.
It is difficult to provide an exact number of deaths per day in the lower class as it can vary depending on location and specific circumstances. Generally, people in the lower class may have a higher risk of mortality due to factors such as limited access to healthcare, higher rates of poverty, and exposure to dangerous working conditions.
Richard Wright belonged to a lower social class. He was born into poverty in the segregated South and faced economic challenges throughout his life. His experiences growing up in poverty influenced his writing and allowed him to provide a unique perspective on race and class in America.
Lower nobility, some clergy and most knights were considered to be members of the middle class in medieval society during the Middle Ages. Often, these people were richer than those classified as upper class.
In 1945, social class was still heavily stratified, with a clear distinction between the upper, middle, and lower classes. The upper class consisted of the wealthy elite, while the middle class typically included professionals and skilled workers. The lower class was made up of manual laborers and those living in poverty. Social mobility was limited, with individuals often remaining in the class they were born into.