The Freshmen, instead of being a collection of unrelated individuals, found themselves a class, with a class spirit, a class yell, class interests, class antipathies and class ambitions.

* Before Avis Everhard was born, John Stuart Mill, in his essay, ON LIBERTY, wrote: "Wherever there is an ascendant class, a large portion of the morality emanates from its class interests and its class feelings of superiority."

In short, private and state elites have institutionalised their class interests within a largely informal economic structure.

The political governments that came later also took care of their own class interests and did not follow their own electoral promises and manifestoes about democratic, social and human rights.

Lauren Underwood, on the other hand, running to oust Hultgren in the 14th District, will be sure to vote for programs that truly will protect the middle and lower class interests. She and her Democratic colleagues will not permit Hultgren and his Republican colleagues to revert our health care back to a system where insurance companies can reject applicants with pre-existing conditions.

'Ka Paeng posed a threat to the ruling class interests which Duterte seeks to uphold.

I did lend my vote to UKIP at the last election, but now we are out of EU, Labour is only party that will look after working class interests and economy."

In the 1920s, government and industry, as well as US nationalist organizations, reacted against the immigrant labor militancy and radicalism, such as union organization, strikes, labor marches, bread riots, and clashes with strike-breakers, private security forces, and police, as well as ideological formations like the Socialist Party, the Industrial Workers of the World, and the communist parties that formed the basis of workers' class interests. This led to the passing of the Johnson-Reed Act, or National Origins Act, of 1924 and the banning of Eastern and Southern European immigration.

The international economic crisis and its consequences, Kyritsis said, showcase the common class interests of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots and the need to intensify common struggles but also solidarity between them.

Trump is a billionaire, but his base of support rests among the people once identified by the sociologist Donald Warren as "middle American radicals." Nearly 40 years ago, Warren's idea was adapted by the hard-right political thinker Sam Francis as the basis for paleoconservatism--a conservatism very unlike that of the postwar conservative movement, one that would champion the class interests and cultural attitudes of middle-and lower-income whites.

Although not listed, the building's origins date back to the 1830s and it was once used for "middle class interests" such as displaying art and entertaining, according to a newly submitted planning application.

Seeking to bridge class interests and post-materialist ecological values, Hak suggests the need for "a political and union movement that integrates the left and environmentalism or an environmental movement that critically engages capitalist institutions and ideals." He posits that the ecological crisis could "serve as a catalyst" for the left to transcend the stultifying conditions of the neoliberalism.