In 1935, this person argued that white workers, despite their extremely low wages, received an intangible benefit, which he called a psychological wage, because they were white.

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W.E.B. DuBois introduced the concept of a "psychological wage" for white workers, arguing that despite their low economic status, they were afforded certain privileges and a sense of superiority simply because of their race. This concept was part of his broader analysis of race and class in America.

In 1935, This Person Argued That White Workers, Despite Their