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Is Class still a thing in 2025? Pt2
by Ali Maulidi February 6, 2025

In 2025, the UK’s class system is more complex than ever, shaped by wealth, income, and generational divides. While traditional labels like upper, middle, and working class persist, their meanings have evolved in response to global challenges, economic shifts, and cultural changes. Despite stark inequalities, shared struggles—such as the cost-of-living crisis and climate change—reveal common ground across class lines. This article explores what class means today, why it remains a political flashpoint, and how empathy and shared aspirations remind us that, deep down, we are not so different.

Posted in activism, aspirations, British society, class fluidity, class identity, class in 2025, class politics, climate change, common ground, community projects, conservative right, cost-of-living crisis, cross-class collaboration, cultural markers, digital connectivity, disposable income, economic inequality, empathy, equity, generational divide, generational wealth, gig economy, global challenges, housing crisis, income disparity, lower class, meritocracy, middle class, net worth, political divide, quality of life, remote work, shared humanity, shared struggles, social change, social justice, social media, socialist left, solidarity, systemic barriers, UK class system, universal goals, upper class, wealth inequality, wealth redistribution, working class

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Is Class still a thing in 2025? Pt1
by Ali Maulidi February 5, 2025

In 2025, the UK’s class system is more complex than ever, shaped by wealth, income, and generational divides. While traditional labels like upper, middle, and working class persist, their meanings have evolved in response to global challenges, economic shifts, and cultural changes. Despite stark inequalities, shared struggles—such as the cost-of-living crisis and climate change—reveal common ground across class lines. This article explores what class means today, why it remains a political flashpoint, and how empathy and shared aspirations remind us that, deep down, we are not so different.

Posted in activism, aspirations, British society, class fluidity, class identity, class in 2025, class politics, climate change, common ground, community projects, conservative right, cost-of-living crisis, cross-class collaboration, cultural markers, digital connectivity, disposable income, economic inequality, empathy, equity, generational divide, generational wealth, gig economy, global challenges, housing crisis, income disparity, lower class, meritocracy, middle class, net worth, political divide, quality of life, remote work, shared humanity, shared struggles, social change, social justice, social media, socialist left, solidarity, systemic barriers, UK class system, universal goals, upper class, wealth inequality, wealth redistribution, working class

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Is Class still a thing in 2025? Pt2

Is Class still a thing in 2025? Pt1