Yes. It's class psychology for the most part at this point. 60 years ago, it wasn't uncommon at all for a working class person to end up in the same economic class as a university professor, and there was much more common ground between the two. Now, same professor or whatever doesn't want a working class person anywhere near them. As fewer and fewer working class people make it into the middle class, it's led the uppers to think that it's inherent and not a matter of bad policy, and it's made them feel superior. Now they're hooked on the feelings of supremacy, and every time we try to use policy to put the ladder back up they kick it down. They don't want to give up the false sense of superiority that this wretched situation has created for them. Then they pretend they don't feel that way about brown people who are poor, but they do.