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Dr. Harris is now a nontenure-track economics researcher at the University of Wisconsin.
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Dr. Clint Harris is currently a nontenure-track economics researcher at the University of Wisconsin.
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/18/business/class-barrier-academia.html
A new study reveals that class background, specifically not having college-educated parents, significantly disadvantages individuals in elite professions like academia, often more so than gender or race. This 'class ceiling' is attributed to a lack of social and cultural capital.
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