1,743 Quotes About Class
- Author Emily Post
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There is little you can do about the annoying speech mannerisms of others, but there is a lot you can do about your own.
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- Author Rick Remender
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Titles are just constructs to help us label one another to quickly assess what someone is worth without thinking too much.
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- Author Steven Magee
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I propose that very high altitude exposure to the sea level adapted human be added to the list of class 2A probably carcinogens known to cause cancer in humans.
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- Author Pierre Bourdieu
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The history of the transformation of myth into religion (ideology) is not separable from the history of the constitution of a corps of specialized producers of religious rites and discourses, i.e. the progress of the division of religious labour, which is itself a dimension of the progress of the division of social labour, and hence the division into classes.
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- Author Paula Fox
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I've just begin to realize that the capacity to be interested is a luxury, you know? It gets handed down like property.
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- Author P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar
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Brevity makes us fall in class and gravity makes us fall in mass
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- Author Valerie Walkerdine
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Women are thus being allowed to enter the professions at precisely the time when these professions are being devalued and high-flying men are going elsewhere
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- Author Ben Tippet
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The prison system fails at protecting communities from crime. It fails terribly at rehabilitating people. It's obscenely expensive - as the rapper and social critic, Akala, has pointed out, 'It costs more to send s child to prison than it does you send them to Eton'.So why does our failing and expensive system continue? In short, because it does a good job at punishing those at the bottom who step out of line.
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- Author Amy Chua
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America's elites today, especially progressive ones, often don't realize how judgmental they are. They disdain tacky things, and, not coincidentally, those tacky things--fake tans, big hair, pro wrestling, chrome bull testicles hanging from the back of a big truck--are usually associated with lower-income Americans.
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