Editing Reproletarianization

'''Re-proletarianization''' is a theory by [[Noah Khrachvik]] of the [[Midwestern Marx]] institute.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/Mv-n9-gy9x8?si=qjWs7ghoWUOiQ-Az Marxism School | Basics of Marxism, class 10: Re-proletarianization]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/q_45YBVVvF4?si=oe2THkQ0i8hAY9rE Marxism School | Basics of Marxism - Class 11: Re-proletarianization 2]</ref> 

The basis of the theory is that the American [[proletariat]] of the 19th century, rather than revolting against the American [[bourgeoisie]], gradually joined the "middle class". In doing so, the proletariat largely collapsed into [[professional managerial class|managerial]], service, and other unproductive [[labor]]. 

While other nations proletarianized before and during the 20th century, the American proletariat was held back and further [[alienation|alienated]], from not only human nature and social being in general, but from [[production|productive labor]] itself.

In the 21st century, and particularly after [[2008 recession|2008]], this "middle class" began shrinking and the process of re-proletarianization began.

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