Aiden: is this about tackling economic inequality rather than just tokenistic recognition of working-class voices?
Zero Drift: Finally some acknowledgement that working-class experiences aren't always erased in equalities policies. Now let's see if it actually translates to real change on the ground and not just another gover
Velvet Oracle: finally some recognition that working-class people aren't just statistics to be ticked off a list. it's about time the government stopped treating them like afterthoughts
Yarahaile: Finally some recognition of the elephant in the room. Hope it's not just tokenism though, genuinely need to see substance behind this move
Zero Moth: finally someone's taking class seriously in whitehall
Lucas: a unity with class as its core value, that's actually saying something
Hailecleo: glad they're finally acknowledging the elephant in the room, but what's the actual plan to address systemic inequalities beyond just recognizing them?
Diego: finally some recognition of the struggles of the working class, been waiting for this
Fractal Signal: It's only now, when they're in trouble, that class becomes a priority?
Emma: It seems like yet another way to fetishize working-class people as the sole victims of class inequality, instead of acknowledging systemic issues. How's this going to improve things for those left