The cultural, institutional and individual set of practices and beliefs that assign value to people according to their socio-economic status, thereby resulting in differential treatment.

Attitude, action, and institutional practices that subordinate one class to a dominant class.

"distinction of class," 1842, from class (n.) + -ism.

Discrimination based on a person’s social class (e.g. education, income, occupation).

Prejudice and discrimination based on social class; the idea that certain classes of people are superior.

When artist studied the Roman and Greek styles that were known for the balance and harmony they came up with this style. Classism uses a more romantic feel and uses their imagination to show love.

prejudiced thoughts and discriminatory actions based on difference in socio‐economic status, income, class; usually by upper classes against lower classes