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What's the ethical pitch to prospective grad students these days? Something like "We'll pay you a menial wage for 6 years so you can earn a vanity degree while providing important university labor. 1-in-5 may get a TT job (that won't fund the lifestyle it once did)"? https://twitter.com/dbessner/status/1353014419693817859 …
I'll be honest, when students tell me they're considering going to graduate school for a PhD in history - any humanities field, really - my first response is always, quite seriously, "Have you tried wanting something else?" It's just so damn dismal out there.
I tend to say: if you think the experience of pursuing a Ph.D is something you want in and of itself, and if you are flexible in terms of careers, go for it. The upside is we are all highly employable at the end and it is an intrinsically valuable experience.
I left my PhD program years ago because I had greater need to support my family more than to reform my advisor committee for the third time. I used to say that graduate studies in the humanities eliminated the need to chose between working very hard and starving to death.
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