I don't know about the working class part. I've seen that jacket in the LL Bean catalog, and it's at least a couple hundred.
"Freedom of Speech" by Norman Rockwell, 1943. Note the older, married, bourgeois men listening respectfully to the younger, single, working-class citizen.pic.twitter.com/d6Xd3KOFO8
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It's been revived by hipsters, and that's OK with me.
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It's because he's white and has a cleft chin and no weird piercings
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I see only one wedding ring so it's a stretch to say married men. The guy standing looks older than the guy with the wedding ring. And if he is younger, he's been withered haggard by the demands of his job. Note also the elderly gent grasping his fist and grimacing in pure rage
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I don't see pure rage, I see a man listening intently.
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America has rarely ever listened to or cared about its workers. The current administration is no different and in many respects worse.
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"America has rarely ever listened to or cared about its workers" That's ridiculous. That's what Democratic politicians desperately want you to believe.
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How can you be sure he is single?
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