class prejudice

In America, we label folks “resilient” for managing to survive a morass of bureaucratic red tape, class prejudice and panic-inducing financial insecurity.

The novel implicitly questions “Pride and Prejudice’s” snobbery and highlights the ways Austen took part in the class prejudice she was, to some extent, questioning.

As the infidelity plot barrels toward its reckoning with class prejudice, and the moody, thumping cello returns to Isabella Summers’ strings-centered score, Corrin’s vibrant performance keeps us engaged.

The text is stuffed, perhaps overstuffed, with Nethercott’s thoughts on everything from antisemitism and class prejudice to the nature of identity and the mixed blessing of belonging to a community.

Anyone who thought that lucha libre was camp, she said, was indulging in “a social class prejudice.”