Description
Discover 'White Working Class: With a New Foreword by Mark Cuban,' an evocative exploration that highlights the stunning successes of populist movements. Packed with insights from the 2016 U.S. election, this transformative book dissects the crucial demographic of the white working class and the significant impact their sentiments have on American politics and society. Featuring a fresh preface that delves deeper into the anger and challenges faced by this group, the book reveals how the 'managerial elite' has often overlooked this vital segment of the population. Ideal for those interested in understanding the Red/Blue divide in the United States, as well as fans of political discourse and social dynamics. This trade paperback edition, published by Harvard Business Review Press, is a must-have for anyone looking to grasp contemporary political trends and their implications. Don't miss out on the opportunity to educate yourself on the complexities surrounding the white working class and the factors influencing their political involvement. This book is essential reading for the managerial elite, political enthusiasts, and anyone eager to comprehend the shifting landscape of U.S. politics. Perfect for readers who want to engage with real issues affecting real people, 'White Working Class' sheds light on the global trends tied to this demographic's experience.