Education For A Classless Society: The Jeffersonian Tradition by James Bryant Conant. Charter Day Address delivered at the University of California on March 28, 1940.

Communism is an ideology that advocates a classless system in which the means of production are owned communally. Prominent examples include China and the Soviet Union.

The article below is a very short opinion about the Working class whether as a whole is a revolutionary class in term of leading us to a classless and none-hierarchical society or not. It explains ...

"If we as educators accept the ideal of a free and classless society on the American pattern as the premise for our actions, our concern must be at every point in the educational system to provide ...

Jill Sheppard, who co-authored the report Class, Capital and Identity in Australian Society with Nicholas Biddle, says recent studies of social class, particularly in Australia, have been one-tracked.

It’s a society that is just and equitable with strong ethical and moral values. But then both are so dissimilar. Marx’s theory is characterized by atheism while Ramrajya epitomizes God.

On both sides of the Atlantic, the fast expansion of credit-card systems is paving the way for what may some day be a cashless society. But it won’t be a classless society—at least in Europe ...

If the nation wants to bend its efforts to have as free and classless a society as possible, then for those of us concerned with schools and colleges our course is clearly plotted. So it seems to me.