Why do you assume he isn't a member of the owning class? Because he's Hispanic?
No, because it is a 99% chance that he is working class, regardless of ethnicity.
Yes it is, stahan. The point is - do you work? Did your father work?
He calls himself "Hispanic", not "Latino" or "Mexican" or "Chicano" or "Pocho". He's obviously middle class, Ope.
I know nothing of their various appellations, but I certainly think he is a working class.
2 I'm currently a colelge student and my father is a professor at another school than the one I go to so no I'm not a lazy bum like you.
3 I see "working class" as being the lower classes. Definately NOT the middle class. My family makes above 100,000 a year. I'd say that's better off than being "working class".
4 so ANYBODY who is from a family that isn't a millionaire/can live on trust funds is a "working class"? by your defintion?
On his definition yeah.
It's sort of a 19th century definition (and if anything, it divided the upper middle from the lower middle classes, not the middle from the working classes, even back then.)
