Class-divisions are bad for society for many reasons. Some of those reasons are that the class divisions divide people by their ethnicity, income, physical state, and education. Class-divisions can be divided by three groups which can be catigorized by diffrent race, income, and education. These can all be split into smaller classes but those are the three main groups. First is the upper class, second middle class, and third lower class. Upper class is all the rich people. Middle class is the average people. The lower class is all the poor people. The middle class is shrinking every day due to it being harder to support their families. “The percentage of households considered middle class shrunk nationwide between 2000 and 2013” This shows …show more content…
The rich and poor classes are based on the income of a family. Rich people are most likely live in the upper class cities. Where there are nicer homes, schools, and parks. While the poor people on the other hand are most likely to live in lower class cities. In these cities people with find schools with lower test scores, homes that are rented out, and parks that are in disrepair. “The income gap between rich and poor has widened astronomically in the past half century” The example of ethnicity classes division happens in Los Angeles County. Here in this county the ethnicity is very diverse. Ranging from White , African American, Hispanic, and Asian. Even here there are areas that have a bigger majority of certin ethnic races. In Montery Park there will be a higher percent of the Asian population that live there. As opposed to Compton where there are more African Americans percentage wise.
Last is an example of education. Eduaction plays a very big role of how the three classes are divided. People with a college degree or higher eduaction will recieve higher paying jobs verus people who drop out of high school or not attend college. A lot of the time the upper class and middle class is generally more educated form the start of their education early on. While the lower class struggle to work and make living. Thus they are shown by example that school might not be the top priority, eating and shelter