Stay ConnectedAnna Sale explores the big questions and hard choices that are often left out of polite conversation.
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Veterinary medicine has a suicide rate that's one of the highest in the healthcare profession. For the veterinary community in Dallas, those statistics hit home last year.
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Ernie Major self-identifies as "socially lower middle class, economically a bit better than that." But he also says status has never been something he paid much attention to.
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For a father and son whose family is in the 1%, having resources that "exceed their wants" brings its own set of challenges.
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Jaimie Seaton got used to an upper class lifestyle while married to her banker husband and living overseas. Then she got divorced, and her financial picture totally changed.
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Ramal Johnson has a "middle class mentality," a working class paycheck, and upper class aspirations.
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Best friends Cat and Christine met in college and have stayed close in the years since. But their class differences became very clear—and uncomfortable—when they both struggled to get pregnant.
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From January 22-26, we're sharing your stories about your class status, and when you've felt it most in your life.
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