2.How does someone from one social or economic class write about the struggles of another class which might b?

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Answer 1

They need to show their empathy for the other class and have input from someone from that class.

Answer 2

You may want to speak with someone who isn't in your social or economic class. Ask them what they struggle with in daily life. Look at statistics. Or perhaps think of your life and what it would be like to have less or more than you do and what that would mean.

Answer 3

You would have to compare similar conflicts like an analogy,
or find the common cause of the oppression that applies
to all people and not one class or group more than another.

For example, in the case where blacks are fighting for voting rights, or women are fighting for voting rights, both cases are about equal human rights, without discrimination (either by race or by gender).

Another example, for property owners fighting to defend their business from government seizure by eminent domain, this is not unlike the fight of poor tenants against eviction from their neighborhoods being taken over by corporate developers with more resources and support. The common factor is that the oppressed minority in either case does not consent to the actions imposed against their will, but authority is being given to opposing interests either through the city or courts, thus causing a struggle between individuals and an outside interest.

So even though in one case you have wealthy property owners fighting to retain their land, and in the other case you have poor renters who do not even own their own property, they are both defending their right to peace, security and consent from evasion by government authority being used to force them out, instead of recognizing and respecting equal protection of their civil rights.

Answer 4

Do research on what others have found to be struggles for another class and build examples off of what you find.

Answer 5

You try to think in the mindset of that specific group. It's like all those millionaire rappers rapping about the struggles in the ghetto.