In the 21st century, only upper middle & upper class children will be educated & succeed because they have access to the best education & have parents who will provide them w/myriad socioeconomic opportunities. In essence, the sky is the limit for upper middle & upper class children. Conversely there will be no future for lower, working, & lower middle class children. They will be relegated to inferior education & their parents are unable to give them opportunities to succeed. They are the ones who will be at the bottom of American society in terms of jobs & education. They will become the new slave class in society. Your thoughts?
Hi, GM, I disagreed. Education does not necessarily make a person a success. The most educated and best-educated peoples are not always at the top. They also fall within the working class group.
Entrepreneurs are does who make the economy move forward. Where do you think these are educated? At Oxford? Or Haverd? Or in London? Entrepreneurs are self-educated. Where are the schools? Thank you.
Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds in the United States haven't had futures since the late 20th century. If they didn't have futures in the late 20th century, they definitely won't have futures in the 21st century. Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds in the United States will only be relegated to slave labor jobs or Mcjobs, be the least educated, fill up the prison system, or be used as military fodder-that's all. To reiterate, the future in America only belongs to those in the upper middle & upper classes. Everyone else will be lesser...….
Children from the lower, working, & lower middle classes will be the new slave classes in America. They have been the new slave classes since the late 20th century. In the 21st century, children from the lower, working, & lower middle classes will NEVER advance into the solidly middle, upper middle, & upper classes. They are DOOMED, even DAMNED to remain in their impoverished state. That is a FACT.
In essence, for children in the lower socioeconomic classes in America, the future will be BLEAK, if VERY NEGATIVE. Even if they have intellectual potential, they will be still relegated to the slave class. They will be used to do jobs that no one else will do, to fill up prison systems, & for the army as combat troops.
by Grace Marguerite Williams 4 years ago
Many studies have been done on how socioeconomic class influences childrearing. These sociological studies indicate that lower, working, & lower middle class parents who are less educated, even uneducated value blind obedience over independent & critical thinking. These parents...
by Grace Marguerite Williams 2 years ago
In the late 20th & early 21st century, socioeconomic class is a determining factor as to whether one has educational & career opportunities. Socioeconomic class is even more entrenched now than ever-whatever socioeconomic class one is born into-one is MOST LIKELY to remain in his/her...
by janesix 9 years ago
I think it is due to the erosion of families. Mothers no longer stay home with their young children, and fathers are no where to be seen in a large percentage of families. The kids don't have a father figure, and I think this leads to joining gangs, dropping out of school, and criminal behavior. Am...
by Grace Marguerite Williams 4 years ago
The 21st century will be UNLIKE other centuries. There will be enormous advancements in education, technology, & medical care. Such advancements will co$t money- & be prohibitive for the lower, working, lower middle, & even the solidly middle classes. Such classes will...
by Credence2 9 years ago
Greetings hubbers, I guess I got spooked today watching a program on PBS Nova concerning hackers and their reach and power. I always thought that I was reasonably well educated and aware of the basics. I see things now like the ability to hack into the machinery like the operation of...
by Matty2014 4 years ago
What is the differences between working class and middle class
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