I think it's less of an explicit class warfare type thing and more of an implicit one, but it's not just unpaid internships: - Afterschool classes and clubs re

I think it's less of an explicit class warfare type thing and more of an implicit one, but it's not just unpaid internships: - Afterschool classes and clubs require parents who are free after 3.30pm to drive you there and back. - That spring break trip to Rwanda to help underprivileged youths would look great on your college application! Too bad it costs $500 to join the mission. - You're not taking 4 AP classes and volunteering on weekends? You must be lazy, and its certainly not that you have to work 20 hours/wk after school to help put food on the table. - etc. etc. (I say this as a very privileged person who was fortunate enough to have two full-time parents -- but also as someone who knew people who weren't.)