"the people who provide the most important values, farmers, nurses, teachers, garbage collectors, construction workers… they all struggle." Haha this is hilarious.
From the US Dept of Agriculture: "In 2004, the most recent year for which comparable data exist, the average farm household had an annual net income of $81,480, while the average U.S. household netted $60,528."
Nurses have an unemployment rate of 2%.
Construction workers? Do you know how loaded plumbers, electricians, etc actually are?
Garbage collectors, anyone with 2 arms can do that, it's called supply and demand.
Teachers, I would argue that today teachers don't provide much value. And their median income is still above $50,000, not sure you can really say that they struggle.
There are good prospects. Don't waste your time getting a f*cking degree in women studies or american history. Instead learn a trade, it will take a couple years and almost no tuition. Learn how to do things people are ready to pay for.