CSPAN2 Today In Washington April 5, 2011
>> the changes have been larger in the working-class then the upper middle class but the even greater class difference has to do with what i will call a fact of secularization. de facto secularization is when you tell the interviewer you have a religion but you don't go to worship services more than once a year. if you combine hard-core secularism and de facto secularism the upper middle class went from 26% in 1972, to 42% in 2010. good-sized increase. the parallel numbers for the working-class, 35% to 61%. or to put it anothe...
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