How Class Shapes Anger, Voting, and Identity w/ Joan C. Williams
Hard work used to promise a stable life, and when that promise breaks, anger follows. Joan C. Williams explains how social class shapes political identity, voting behavior, and the resentment driving today’s divide, including here in South Carolina. From the diploma divide to class blindness among elites, we connect national research to the realities of the South Carolina Statehouse, rural communities, and the working families who feel economically squeezed. Joan helps us understand why voters across the Palmetto State are frustrated and how class dynamics shape our elections.
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