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The Big Take Most Americans Think They’re Working Class. Are They? Everyone wants the ‘working class’ vote. But in an age of economic uncertainty for many Americans, who does that include?
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多数美国人自认属于工人阶级,但“工人阶级”的定义已不再清晰。中期选举临近,两党竞相拉拢这一群体,播客《The Big Take》邀请嘉宾探讨如今工人阶级究竟包括谁。
The American “working class” once meant factory and blue-collar workers. As midterms approach, politicians battle for this vote—but its definition is now a moving target, explored on The Big Take podcast.
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