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Friends, Girlfriends, and Sports: The Injuries Escalate and Become Personal,n injuries of class, this chapter explores other important fields where the injuries escalate. These include friends and peers, girlfriends and boyfriends, and leisure, such as one’s prowess at various sporting activities. Here I will also discuss the debilitating effects of “rank-outs” (sometimes c

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Social Structure and Culture: The Macro Context,ention, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinated, and the TET Offensive in Vietnam), I was worried—because of a lack of self-confidence—about making an error and losing the Catholic Youth Organization Championship baseball game. We eventually won that game on a key play in which I was invo

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Conclusion: Hard and Settled Living and The Development of Angry (And Not So Angry) White Working-Cn,’ he has to fight a doubt about himself first to be able unreservedly to fight the world.” Some individuals from my old neighborhood have experienced upward social mobility, while others have not. Some have lived “hard” lives, others have lived “settled” lives. Indeed, some former residents talk a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44169-5. What about the local area and the families who lived there sets the stage for some to live in “worlds of pain”? In this chapter I examine the micro aspects of class-related injuries of youth: an alcoholic father and other family problems that are unseen; ethnic identity; rampant sexism and racism;

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Pitfalls in Musculoskeletal Radiology injuries of class—frustration, anger, and bitterness—during their search for dignity in a capitalist society, because in such an economic system the working class are denied their fair share of self-worth (badges of ability based on educational credentials and occupational prestige). We will explor

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Crystals in Glial Thyroid Cyst, I found that a large segment of the white working-class are angry; they lash out at middle- and upper-middle-class, college-educated, white-collar workers. Their frustration with their current economic situation pushed them to lash out at the “other.” The lack of self-confidence, again, reared its

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