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I normally hyphenate such expressions when they function as adjectives: "white-collar workers". Obviously I'm a bit "old-fashioned" in that respect. (I may also
by bloak 4y ago
I normally hyphenate such expressions when they function as adjectives: "white-collar workers". Obviously I'm a bit "old-fashioned" in that respect. (I may also be old.)
- GekkePrutser 4y agoAnd its opposite is blue-collar so nothing to do with racism. Unless smurfs feel discriminated against :)
- hedora 4y agoIt’s a reference to working class jobs that are predominantly held by inbred British royalty. /s