Dream Hoarders: How the American Upper Middle Class Is Leaving Everyone Else in the Dust, Why That Is a Problem, and What to Do About It
In Dream Hoarders, Richard V. Reeves explores how America’s upper middle class preserves its advantages while limiting opportunity for others. He examines the consequences for inequality and social mobility, then considers practical ways to challenge entrenched privilege and create a more equitable society.
About This Book
Richard V. Reeves examines the growing divide between America’s upper middle class and everyone else.
The book explores how advantages are accumulated and protected, and why those patterns matter for inequality and opportunity.
It also considers the effects of these divisions on education, work, and social mobility.
Finally, Reeves addresses possible ways to reduce entrenched advantages and build a fairer society.
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