Class distinction

Class distinction refers to the social hierarchy that groups people based on their economic status, education, occupation, and lifestyle. It affects access to resources, opportunities, and privileges, often leading to different living conditions and social interactions. For example, individuals in higher classes might have more wealth and influence, while those in lower classes may have limited access to resources. These distinctions can influence entire communities, shaping one's experiences and societal perceptions. Recognizing class distinctions helps us understand social dynamics and the inequalities that can exist within societies.