Economic Disparities: Class and Policy in America

This chapter examines the significant economic disparities between college graduates and non-college educated workers, exploring implications for both political representation and policy decisions. It highlights the evolving demographics of the non-college educated population and discusses voter preferences in the upcoming 2024 election, particularly the shifting loyalties towards the Republican Party. The chapter also addresses the challenges of affordable housing and healthcare, emphasizing the need for actionable policies that support non-college educated individuals amidst rising living costs and economic instability.