The Importance of Progressive Culture in the Workplace

Sally Kohn: I'm a person who grew up very poor, raised by a single mother. She says she was able to pull herself up by her bootstraps and become a white-collar professional. But as she changed in both her economic background,. my politics also changed. So for me, it became really, really important to bridge the gap between how do people expect feminism to look like for women who are working class?Kohn: There's often this perception that working class women don't vote democratic or if they don't espouse the values that are often pushed in liberal feminism. And we just don't have to make trade offs on whether we want certain types of