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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Aren't upper classes perceived in movies ALWAYS as being white? There is actually less upper class in America than there is in South America, Europe, or Asia so maybe for a realistic comparison look at those continents because the upper class in the US is very very little. Upper classes don't like public embarassment and will avoid as much as possible. No teen pregnancies Psychiatric help is an embarrassment and therapy is unheard of. [b]They always dress well and never wear old raggedy clothing even when doing nothing.[/b] They have help such as nannies, maids, cooks, drivers if need be. [b]They don't intermingle with the lower classes unless it is for business reasons.[/b] They have to have good table manners and kids are [b]taught from a young age not to intermingle with those of lower classes.[/b] The kids go to the best schools that are often private. Kids learn music and are pressured to marry well or succeed academically.[/quote] Many of these are true of old money in the U.S., but I have to disagree about the bolded. Old money with true class is always on a first-name basis with people such as their regular butcher, vet, doctor, housekeeper, gardener, etc. They teach their kids to treat everyone with the utmost respect and grace and treat those who work for them as if they are friends - which they are.[/quote]
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