This is a wonderful straw man you’ve constructed! Do you think if you believe in it enough, it will actually become true?
And no, most progressives are not working class, and basically none of them are lower class. That's pure vanity; the belief that you, a wealthy person, stand as a tribune for a group of people you yourself are not a part of. A group you're imagining in your mind.
Waiters and bartenders, for instance, are not progressives. They're either anarcho-syndicalists or they want to own the bar.
No one, but I mean no one, wants to live in the world imagined by upper-middle-class whites wherein "equity" means we should all give up stuff for people with [spew of bullshit about "disproportionately climate challenged communities of historically marginalized buzzword buzzword bullshit"]. That's just you. The rest of us, like immigrants? We think you're fucking ridiculous.
Sorry, but that's simply 100% wrong. I know enough progressives from the strata you're talking about to disprove that anecdotally - you'd have to show me data to convince me otherwise.
> Waiters and bartenders, for instance, are not progressives. They're either anarcho-syndicalists or they want to own the bar.
This shows how much you're simplifying the world. No, not literally all waiters and bartenders fall into one of those camps.
> No one, but I mean no one, wants to live in the world imagined by upper-middle-class whites wherein "equity" means we should all give up stuff for people with [spew of bullshit about "disproportionately climate challenged communities of historically marginalized buzzword buzzword bullshit"]. That's just you. The rest of us, like immigrants? We think you're fucking ridiculous.
Given what you write here I don't think it makes sense to continue this conversation. Have a nice day.