Sentences with phrase «class divide»

We are now seeing a troubling class divide in access to stable, satisfying marriages.
It might also help narrow the growing class divide between those who tool around in jet black sedans and those too poor to own cars.
There is a strong class divide — middle class respondents are much less likely to support the death penalty than working class respondents.
The first is that the old, twentieth century class divide has largely disappeared.
There are clear class divides (predator priests often worked in low - income neighborhoods, targeting boys who needed father figures).
It is an effective device for keeping the working class divided.
I think this is evidence of a continuing class divide in this country.
Used to introduce the topic, got class divided into groups for each type of discrmination an got them to discuss it then had a feedback with them.
Intra-class correlation coefficients (ICCs: variance between classes divided by [variance between classes + variance within classes + residual]-RRB- at pretest (range: 0.11 - 0.29) indicated that a considerable amount of variance was due to variation between classrooms (i.e., students in the same classroom were more similar to each other than to students from other classrooms).
Evicted is an unforgettable portrait of class divides which also shines light on how race skews the equation to even worse outcomes.
The public - private divide now seems to be of similar magnitude to the social class divide which used to be the famous bedrock of British politics.
The artist suggested reinterpreting her earlier performance, Untitled (2010); originally, this work investigated issues of the social class divide in Moscow.
@SJuan76 Is an intensely hierarchical social organization in which people are divided not only on the job, but socially and in other respects as entitled to physical deference in day to day interactions not one with class divides?
Blake Lively and Penn Badgley, 2007 - 2009 Another of America's beautiful teen TV couples, Gossip Girl's Dan and Serena proved love could cross class divides.
Edward and Florence, who encounter each other at a disarmament meeting on the Oxford University campus, court each other across a small but not inconsequential class divide.
But in many ways Killing Ground feels more like Deliverance down under, sans the canoe trips down the river and the commentary about class divide and city slicker snobbery.
The problem about adding tax to private schools is that it might cause a shift in pupils to state schools which are already bursting at the seams and create an even greater class divide where only the super rich can afford private schools.
Most ended up dropping out, reaffirming America's growing class divide on college campuses.
The Daily Record highlighted how these figures show a shocking class divide between the wealthiest and least well off areas of Scotland.
Observers of human nature have long puzzled over the possibility of an ethical class divide.
Fast forward to the present day, and there are, just as there were in days gone by, entire sections of Cambridge society that have never even stepped foot in a university, except perhaps to clean it, except that as the 80s came to a close, these subsections of Cambridge society began to mingle as class divides crumbled under the weight of the Yuppie movement.
While not overtly political, Nader and Simin is starkly critical of conditions in Iran, notably the country's huge class divide.
As you know, Colin Farrell, Jessica Chastain and Samantha Morton lead the drama, based on the acclaimed play about a torrid love affair that spans a forbidden class divide.
In this timely analysis, Murray argues that a worsening class divide has resulted in the segregation of elites, living in «SuperZips,» from those with little education, eking out a living in poor neighborhoods.
Puppy Socials are single - session classes divided by age group that you can register for and attend as many times as you like.
Hannah Starkey created startling juxtapositions between works from the Arts Council's photography collection, placing Paul Graham's Baby, DHSS Office, Birmingham (1984) alongside John Benton - Harris's Eton Parents Day, June 1976 (1976): Britain's unforgiving class divide was rendered more repugnant for being shown through the lives of children.
Through the combination of nearly invisible, overexposed images and full - color photographs, the work presents contrasting views that suggest contemporary America's unspoken but omnipresent class divide.
Minimum wage rises in order to keep up with the growing cost of basic necessities however, it only increases as much to secure class divide; minimum wage will never allow for the earner to earn a decent or somewhat prosperous living.
While attempting to present a balanced viewpoint about America's emerging class divide regarding marriage, the work of the First Things First organization in Chattanooga, as well as the state of research in the field of Relationship and Marriage Education, their ambitious recent piece ended on the simplistic note of «one marriage saved» [1].
[1] Lindsay, D. «Bring the Family: A new class divide is emerging as marriage fades in Middle America.
As an existential emblem it's substantial, but the film's static takes steadily decline from this level of suggestive, uncertain terms to more literal gestures of class divide and reunification.
This has created a social class divide in our society where the marriage «haves» (along with their children) receive the proven benefits of marriage, while the «have nots» fall further behind, economically, emotionally and socially, according to The Evolution of Divorce from National Affairs magazine's fall 2009 issue.
Every ethnographic account I've heard of military life points to a strong class divide between officers and enlisted men, sometimes with NCOs and warrant officers awkwardly caught in between.
Edward (Mr. Howle) and Florence (Ms. Ronan) court each other across a small but not inconsequential class divide.
A growing class divide is becoming alarmingly clear.
Junior competition has three classes divided by age: Junior (ages 9 - 11), Intermediate (ages 12 - 14), and Senior (ages 15 - 18).
This creates a self - perpetuating problem, as education increasingly defines the class divide.
Bradford Wilcox, in his National Affairs essay «The Evolution of Divorce,» discusses social science data showing a class divide in the percentage of Americans marrying and divorcing.
Tearing Down the Gates: Confronting the Class Divide in American Education.
In this way the inner conflict of the alienated human being became, in Marx's mind, a social conflict between «labor» and «capital,» and the alienated species - self became the class divided society.
LONDON: Jurgen Klopp has no qualms about saluting Pep Guardiola's ability to create «extraordinary» teams, but the Liverpool boss is convinced he can bridge the class divide when Manchester City visit Anfield for their UEFA Champions League showdown.
It will be interesting to see, 20 years down the road, what kind of affect this «sea change in American child rearing» will have on the class divide.
While being a solo parent is challenging, this group of women is not the downtrodden cliché portrayed in the July 14th NYT article, «Two classes divided by «I do;» The reporter blasted single moms as an errant demographic, haggard and tired with no time.
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