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Discover LudwigThe phrase "class prejudice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe bias or discrimination based on social class or economic status.
Example: "The novel explores themes of class prejudice and its impact on relationships between characters from different backgrounds."
Alternatives: "social class bias" or "economic discrimination".
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Class prejudice?
"Class prejudice" was Mr. Auchincloss's response to his critics.
Mr Livingstone argued that the underlying issue is class prejudice.
This suggests that class prejudice is not simply directed downwards.
Poets have used the zombie as a metaphor for class prejudice, racism and colonialism.
In your case, Miss Ozick, ethnic and, most important, class prejudice, showed through.
Unfortunately, offhand and casual comments relating to class prejudice and snobbery are very common.
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It's yet another source of middle-class prejudice and ridicule.
The middle-class prejudice against fish and chips was founded in both social hierarchy and race.
Their distress over being marginalized and their impending minority status very well might spark a bit of schadenfreude from the targets of white working-class prejudice.
He also criticised those who say pre-school children should be allowed to play and not be taught, arguing that this is "a middle-class prejudice" that is failing poorer youngsters.
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