Quote by Jon Meacham

The middle class, one of the great achievements in history, is becoming more of a relic than a reality.

The middle class, one of the great achievements in history,

Summary

This quote highlights the decline of the middle class and its diminishing significance in society. It suggests that what was once seen as a remarkable accomplishment is now fading away, possibly due to various economic and social factors. The middle class, which symbolizes a level of prosperity and stability, is losing its prominence and may soon exist only as a remnant of the past rather than a present-day reality.

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History

By Jon Meacham

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