In anti-oppression speech, class refers to economical-cultural categories. Classism refers to prejudice, bias, and harmful stereotypes and structural oppression towards those of lower classes (working/bluecollar class, the poor, and so on), and is a major intersection with many types of oppression, especially racism and ableism.
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| - In anti-oppression speech, class refers to economical-cultural categories. Classism refers to prejudice, bias, and harmful stereotypes and structural oppression towards those of lower classes (working/bluecollar class, the poor, and so on), and is a major intersection with many types of oppression, especially racism and ableism.
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| - In anti-oppression speech, class refers to economical-cultural categories. Classism refers to prejudice, bias, and harmful stereotypes and structural oppression towards those of lower classes (working/bluecollar class, the poor, and so on), and is a major intersection with many types of oppression, especially racism and ableism.
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