I’m late to the game in the Derbyshire is Racist controversy but I’m really talking about labels and labeling

I’m not really talking about race, I’m talking about cultures and what we call them.  Mark Steyn has done a good job on what I think about the Derbyshire/National Review flap so I don’t really have to address that. What I want to address is labels.

My husband and I were discussing a topic we were listening to on talk radio.  I think it was on Hannity, I don’t even remember who the commentator was. But they were discussing “minorities,”   and the culture of the so called minorities. I remember though when working class was commonly called “lower classes.”  Whatever  happened to those labels.  We had the “very rich,” the “upper middle class,” the “middle class” the “lower middle class,” and the “lower class.”

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We read and hear a lot about what has happened to our culture? Well, here is my take on that.  As Judge Bork wrote “we have defined depravity down” and what was considered scandalous is now touted on every channel on TV as interesting and entertainment. Maybe we are all lower class now.