We have a saying in Britain, that few people remember now: "rise with your class, not above it". That comes from an understanding that making the best of livin

We have a saying in Britain, that few people remember now: "rise with your class, not above it". That comes from an understanding that making the best of living under a system that creates opportunities to be rich and opportunities to be poor is not the same as altering that system. Really, the idea of privilege as people use it now is too individualistic to make sense at the macro level.