‘Class’ author Stephanie Land on the realities of college when living in poverty

Stephanie Land discusses her journey from being a single mother cleaning houses to pursuing a college degree, facing challenges with government assistance, and critiquing the higher education system. Her new book, 'Class,' aims to shed light on poverty and isolation, offering insights into her struggles and motivations. Despite achieving success, Land reflects on the lasting impact of her experiences and emphasizes empathy and understanding for those in similar situations.

What are some of the lasting effects of poverty that Stephanie mentions?

What does Stephanie mean by 'success guilt' in her narrative?

How does Stephanie Land suggest people can be more empathetic towards those living in poverty?