I would argue that, as an example, racial discrimination against Italians in the US is an identity based oppression that went away because it was thought about differently.
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The name doesn't matter, and the marker (paleness of skin and "European" facial features) doesn't matter Like the old-school English definition of "class" to mean your dress and manners and accent, it's just a way of keeping score
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The existence of socially constructed ethnicities doesn’t actually require such a relationship, both historically and theoretically, but class *does* and that’s my point.
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Well, the existence of something *called* "class" doesn't in theory require stuff like owning the material means of production either I mean this literally, the English idea of "class" includes the concept of a member of the "noble class" who owns no land and collects no rent
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