A widely shared sense that hereditary class lines are hardening in many contemporary societies is undoubtedly a factor in the rise of populist movements around the globe. But what exactly does this mean?
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Class utopia vs. class compromise
By Michael Lind ● American Affairs ● 05/23/2018
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