Tag Archives: 2022 midterms

Waving the Red Away: Working-Class Mobilization

Posted on November 14, 2022 by wcp2019

By all historical measures, a week after the 2022 midterms, Republicans should have been partying on superyachts their own tide had lifted. But the big story is the failure of the red tidal wave to wash out the Democratic party. … Continue reading →

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How Big Is the Working Class – and Why Does It Matter?

Posted on October 24, 2022 by jackmetz1

Americans without bachelor’s degrees outnumber college grads 2 to 1. But if you and most people you know and have ever known are college graduates, you might not realize that most Americans are not like you and your cohort.   As … Continue reading →

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Democracy Is on the Ballot

Posted on October 17, 2022 by Working-Class Perspectives

“Democracy is on the ballot” must be the most ubiquitous phrase in political speechmaking and commentary during this election season.  One can scarcely go a day without hearing it or reading it multiple times.  It is a phrase repeatedly invoked … Continue reading →

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