working-class culture

Working-class culture encompasses the shared values, behaviors, traditions, and social practices of people engaged in manual or service occupations. It often emphasizes community bonds, resilience, practicality, and a strong work ethic. This culture may include specific music, attire, language, and social rituals that foster a sense of identity and solidarity among members. It reflects the everyday experiences, challenges, and aspirations of those whose livelihoods depend on labor-intensive jobs, shaping a distinct social fabric that values hard work, family, and community support.