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Crossword 141: Middle Class

July 31, 2020 David Bywaters
James Jacques Joseph Tissot, Portsmouth Dockyard, or How Happy Could He Be with Either

James Jacques Joseph Tissot, Portsmouth Dockyard, or How Happy Could He Be with Either


Oh the poor middle class!  Not only is its wealth increasingly appropriated by billionaires, but for well over a century it has been routinely derided in high culture.  Hipsters everywhere decry its foolish tastes, activists its mistaken values.  No matter the authenticity of your own non-bourgeois (proletarian? aristocratic?) credentials—pronounce a thing "bourgie" and your title to sophistication is assured.

Well, though I will here and now claim (why not?) to have myself no connection whatsoever with the middle class, I feel sorry for it sometimes.  I hope this crossword tribute will make it feel a little better.


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