Working-Class Literature

Working-Class Literature refers to stories, poems, and writings created by or about everyday people who work in manual or routine jobs. It highlights their experiences, struggles, hopes, and social issues from their perspective. This genre aims to give a voice to those often underrepresented in mainstream culture, shedding light on their lives, challenges, and resilience. It can reveal the realities of working-class life, emphasizing themes like economic hardship, community bonds, and social justice, often fostering empathy and understanding among a broader audience.