Carnegie Mellon professor Kathy M. Newman on how White Lotus muddies the class struggle, and argues that most of this year’s Best Picture Oscar nominees are about working class characters. 
 

Produced by Chris Garlock.
@dclabor @LaborHeritage1 @_kathymnewman

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Carnegie Mellon professor Kathy M. Newman on how White Lotus muddies the class struggle, and argues that most of this year’s Best Picture Oscar nominees are about working class characters.
Produced by Chris Garlock.
@dclabor @LaborHeritage1 @_kathymnewman

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Labor goes to the Movies

Class struggle at White Lotus and the Oscars

Class struggle at White Lotus and the Oscars

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