"The working class in capitalism is not a coherent class but a fragmented one — an amalgam of individuals trying to survive. It’ll take politics to change that."

The reality is the average factory worker, miner (all nine of them left), etc. is never going to consider somebody who works at an Old Navy or McDonald's a fellow member of the working class. To the factory worker, they perceive the guy behind the counter at Chic-Fil-A or Chipotle the same way a doctor or a billionaire does - as a servant. Which is why solidarity is never coming. That's not even getting to the part where most 'new' jobs are going to be service and/or female-coded, which is going to cause a whole mess of other problems as far as solidarity or building a movement.