> As reports of tech free Waldorf schools in Silicon Valley continue to make headlines, we can attest to how the upper-class raise children to be culturally distinct from the rest.

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> As reports of tech free Waldorf schools in Silicon Valley continue to make headlines, we can attest to how the upper-class raise children to be culturally distinct from the rest. The making of reading as luxury and the enclosure of public arts education is how new class hierarchies may be defined. This entrenchment must be fought with the fundamental and wholescale socialization of arts and culture.

On the So-Called Reading Crisis as Class Warfare

“A book is a powerful weapon, it can defend you in your mind.” —Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin French theorist Pierre Bourdieu once described photography as the art of the middle class. The wealthy know exp…

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&gt; As reports of tech free Waldorf schools in Silicon Valley continue to make headlines, we can attest to how the upper-class raise children to be culturally distinct from the rest.

On the So-Called Reading Crisis as Class Warfare

> As reports of tech free Waldorf schools in Silicon Valley continue to make headlines, we can attest to how the upper-class raise children to be culturally distinct from the rest.