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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Middle class TV families from the 80s/90s would be recategorized as UMC families in 2021. Families Ties, Who’s the Boss, Growing Pains, My So Called Life, Life Goes On, Wonder Years etc. Roseanne & Married with Children are exceptions. [/quote] But they were not presented to us as UMC in the 1980s and 1990s.[/quote] Were your parents doctors, lawyers, architects, small business owners, etc? I think when you were younger you did not catch the distinction. You just saw them as families like yours. But they weren't.[/quote] Yes. They were. [/quote] I was UMC (CFO and SAHM, one of those DC privates that no one on DCUM stops talking about) and no one I was friends with had a live-in housekeeper like Angela did. [/quote] She was a single mother, she needed someone else. If everyone one you knew had two parents, one SAH, they wouldn't need it. I had a friend who had a live in because her dad was a single father. UMC, private schools, all of that. [/quote]
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