Working class typically refers to lower-income people with relatively low-paying jobs. This work often requires physical labor and trade skills, but not a college degree. Working class can mean different things to different people,

The left’s answer is badly out of date.

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Democratic gubernatorial candidates are running on personal working-class stories.

Some in the chattering class think it’s high time that the party abandon these voters. This could not be more wrongheaded. Working-class voters, roughly defined as those who aren’t college-educated, haven’t been reliable Democratic voters since the ...

The white working class isn’t what it used to be. If we are going to deal with this current education crisis, we will have to talk about it in terms that address today’s circumstances, not those of a generation ago.

They don't have the freedom of choice in the same way rich people do. Many people in the working class struggle with low pay, stagnant wages, unemployment, and accessibility, according to the Center for American Progress. However, the story of their daily ...

Working-class candidates like Minnesota's Kaela Berg and Montana's Sam Forstag are focusing on blue-collar issues