1966: Is the BRITISH CLASS SYSTEM Changing? | Man Alive | Voice of the People | BBC Archive
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"Nobody talks about the upper and lower classes, now we are As or Bs, C1s, C2s, Ds or Es."
Trevor Philpott investigates how class is categorised in '60s Britain, and its importance in market research. He considers whether old snobberies are dead, or whether they're merely being replaced by new prejudices. Philpott speaks to people from a variety of backgrounds and examines how class seems dependent upon employment, money, education and use of language.
Clip taken from Man Alive: Not In Our Class, Dear!, originally broadcast on BBC Two, Wednesday 23 February, 1966.
00:00 Introduction
00:24 The Market Researchers
04:30 Mrs Herbert - widow
05:55 Ms Gordon - former nanny
10:15 Mr Hanley - machinist
10:56 Mr and Mrs Grant - butcher and tea lady
12:05 Mr Ryan - navvy
14:17 Mr Langrishe - prep schoolmaster
18:57 Mr Tenant - lieutenant
21:20 Reverend Gibbons - vicar
23:46 Mr Duffell - film director
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