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Some readers have questioned why families making $200,000 to $400,000 in household income were featured in a Sunday Review article about the middle class in the United States. @JyotiThottam, a @nytopinion editor, responds:https://nyti.ms/2NY8R7R
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We are the nyt. We are never wrong. We never think we could have done anything better. No, it is you, the reader, who is wrong.
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yes, it's actually good and smart that you were (on your own account) deliberately inflammatory and vague, because it invited your readers to reflect on what WE might not understand. thank you, wise onespic.twitter.com/eJEjH92Eer
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I found this response almost as awful and infuriating as the original article. First, you say you asked participants whether they "felt" middle-class, but the article didn't present it that way. The headline makes a jump from "feeling" middle-class to BEING middle-class. (1/4)
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