Survey finds more Americans labeling themselves lower class
The Los Angeles Times reports a rising share of Americans identify as lower class in a Gener al Social Survey trend. In 2012 8.4 percent chose that category, up from prior decades, with unemployment, underemployment, and growing inequality shaping self-perception across education levels and demographics.
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