I don't live in the UK, but my sense is that class prejudice has lessened in recent decades.
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The youngest of four children in a middle-class family, Prabhakaran has tried to remove traditional class prejudices among Tamils.
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These are class prejudices, of course, because many of the Spaniards who emigrated to Latin America in the early 20th century were poor.
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Similar disputes across this tiny, crowded isle underscore the chasm of misunderstanding between town and country dwellers and evoke echoes of old class prejudice.
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Inevitably, class prejudices _ which will certainly disappear from the Earth, as will war, in the enlightened 1900s _ shed their genteel couchings.
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Ozon also makes light of what he would call middle-class prejudices where the family's Spanish maid and her African husband are concerned.
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"This bill has little to do with animal welfare and all to do with bigotry and class prejudice, " said Conservative peer Baroness Byford.
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There are murky elements in this story hints of bribery, perjury, and class prejudice, and somewhere along the line three men were executed.
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But instead of smoothing relations, the barrier between the comfortable homes of Cuincy from the modest public housing of Douai has triggered accusations of class prejudice.
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As searing as it is rambunctious, this film brings out all the middle-class prejudices against the working class that American movies rarely confront ."
