Where pr meets identity politics old issues can be forgotten. The hopeful branding of a generation of workers as "new collar" will reframe the class gap debates

Where pr meets identity politics old issues can be forgotten. The hopeful branding of a generation of workers as "new collar" will reframe the class gap debates in a wonderfully confusing way for all who don't want to identify as either of the previous, equally non specific "collar" types. I'm surprised that they didn't just go with "No collar", but I suppose it doesn't rhyme with either "blue" or "white".