Examples of using Underclass in English and their translations into German
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An underclass from our head to feet.
I do love inconveniencing the underclass.
The underclass wasn't determined by social status or skin colour now.
Instead, First Thursdaysmerely serves to exclude the poor black underclass.
Underclass Hero is the fourth studio album by Canadian rock band, Sum 41.
It was he who spearheaded"welfare reform" targeted to society's economic and social underclass.
Images from the underclass, telling of poverty and the precarious living conditions on the social periphery.
Moreover it takes no ESP to foresee that this"class" will develop its underclass--a sort of lumpen yuppetariat.
Thus loyalty in the underclass is to soil rather than blood; specifically to whatever estate they live on.
To protect the honour of these gentlemen, let's just assume thatthey were only interested in Gloeden's portraits of the dressed(!) local underclass.
First because of his social origin from the underclass, then because of his love to the(then unfashionable) J. S.
However, this impression of a calculating mind is contradicted by thegreat empathy that his depictions of members of London's underclass convey.
Genetic labeling may create an underclass of individuals whose genes condemn them to discrimination.
In his novel excerpt“Bis dass der Tod”(Until death)Jens Petersen tells the story of a desperate love in the underclass, which ends in an act of euthanasia.
People of the American middle and underclass, whose biographies reflect the disappointments of the American dream.
The Mail Online 26 Oct. 2007: The human race will one day split into two separate species, an attractive,intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly goblin-like creatures, according to a top scientist.
Ronagan and his underclass live by a code all to their own with many of his worshippers considering themselves to be brothers in arms.
The best known of the two classes, and most often demonized by some pro-FIDESZ media outlets,is the underclass, whose massive existence points to the main failure of the FIDESZ experiment.
Why do we suddenly have an underclass of the kind we used to see in the American cities portrayed in communist propaganda films?
Given that Islamic fundamentalism breeds in economic despair, Libya's rulers seem to want to take particularcare that this process does not create an underclass of victims who might fall prey to the call of religious fanatics.
But the country's underclasses must see long-overdue and concrete changes in the right direction- that is, furthering what Thaksin tried to do.
The Basilisk is a description of the political economy as well as an eschatological tale: salvation can only be attained via inclusion in the digital marketplace, and whoever fails to devote theirlives to the Basilisk will be consigned to the underclass.
As a result, migrant workers- an underclass numbering roughly 160 million- remain shut out of government-supported health care, education, and social security.
It points toward the possibility of a transformation of the general structure of labour and of time, thereby providing the basis for a critique of both the traditional Marxist notion of the"realisation" of the proletariat, as well as the capitalist mode ofabolishing national working classes by creating an underclass within the framework of the unequal distribution of labour and of time, nationally and globally.
They perceive an underclass that they believe receives benefits denied to them and a thriving economy in the developing world that siphons off well-paying blue-collar jobs.
In his book" Köpfe des Alltags"(1931), a milestone in the history of photographic books, Lerski clearly expressed his convictions:he showed portraits of anonymous people from the underclass of the Berlin society, presenting them as theatrical figures so that professional titles such as"chamber maid","beggar" or"textile worker" appeared as arbitrarily applied roles.
He showed portraits of anonymous people from the underclass of the Berlin society, presenting them as theatrical figures so that professional titles such as"chamber maid","beggar" or"textile worker" appeared as arbitrarily applied roles.
By using human sacrifice to punish taboo violations,demoralise the underclass and instil fear of social elites, power elites were able to maintain and build social control," Joseph Watts says.