Summary Of The Article 'White Working Class'

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In the first article, Bottero starts talking about the white working class and the recent increasing interest on this social group, which is considered to be marginalised. She questions if the white working class should be thought of as a cultural minority focusing on the cultural differences. Bottero then continues saying than placing the white working class over other ethnic groups just because of their ‘whiteness’ generates more inequality. She believes that the problems have affected the working class are the economic and political changes in Britain. In the next section of the article, she discusses why when measuring the working class, it can be noticed that it becomes highly socially differentiated. Then, she says that regarding the