There is nothing for you.., p.52

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  accent/dialect and, 65, 99–100, 102, 104

  education and, 161–64, 306, 320–21

  geographic origin and, 17–19, 65, 89–90, 99–101

  Hill/examples, 64–65, 99–101, 102

  Hill realization of her class, 17–18, 22

  Hill unprepared educationally and, 103, 104, 105, 106–9

  Labour Party promoting social mobility and, 102–3

  Malika’s experience, 104–5

  middle class described, 18

  place in society, 17–19

  prevalence/significance, 18, 308

  questions asked to establish/conse-quences, 17–18, 38, 45, 65

  upper class described, 18–19

  See also gender discrimination

  discrimination/class (U.S.)

  discrimination against Hill (Harvard), 98, 99–101

  upper middle class, 18

  See also gender discrimination

  divisions (U.S.)

  backgrounds of arrested/insurrection and, 292

  Biden action to repair, 285–86

  COVID-19 pandemic and, 265, 287, 293, 295–97

  digital media and, 293–94

  extremists and, 293–94

  identity loss and, 291, 292

  immigrants/immigration and, 265, 291, 292

  inequalities, 290–92, 295

  polarization/crisis, 13–14, 183, 185

  poverty and, 295

  presidential election (U.S./2020) and, 288–92

  Quinnipiac University poll (2021), 290–91

  as security threat, 293–94

  unemployment and, 291

  views on public servants, 293

  See also coup/Trump’s attempt; Trump, Donald

  divisions/solutions (U.S.), 302–5

  Dixon, Heather, 48

  Dream Hoarders (Reeves), 312

  Dr. Who (UK TV series), 40

  Durham Miners’ Association (DMA), 26, 77–78, 102–3, 111, 122, 324, 327

  Durham Miners’ Association (DMA) financial aid

  Alfred, Angela, Fiona trip, 77–78

  Crabtree’s information, 77

  Fiona Hill and, 77–78, 324

  E

  Ebac Foundation/jobs, 349–50

  economics course (Harvard/Hill)

  Hill’s background knowledge and, 114–16

  need for social protection funds, 115, 118, 325

  Professor Kornai, 114–15

  reforming socialist economies, 114–16

  Eden Theatre, Bishop Auckland, 31–32, 34

  Educated (Westover), 354

  education (UK)

  Cardiff Council, Wales, 162–63

  class discrimination and, 161–64, 306, 320–21

  County Durham, sponsoring education/extracurricular programs, 17, 52, 323–24

  COVID-19 pandemic effects/socioeconomic bias, 297–99, 311, 320

  disadvantaged students and, 161–64

  disadvantaged students banding together/Team Upside and, 320–21

  improvements/Finland model and, 162–63

  inequalities/reform and, 44, 45, 47–48

  of leaders and, 299

  London, 165–66

  minorities statistics, 163

  opportunity changes (1970s/1980s), 48

  Oxbridge, 58, 63, 66–67, 75, 89, 103, 320

  Parliament’s Education Select Committee, 163

  student debt comparison with U.S., 152

  system/sorting by eleven-plus exam, 46–47

  “White British” students, 163

  See also education; specific schools

  education (U.S.)

  COVID-19 pandemic effects, 300

  inequality/effects, 9, 157

  opportunity changes, 46

  Science Club for Girls of Greater Boston, 313–14, 325

  See also education; specific schools

  education

  China and, 311

  connections and, 312, 313–14, 316–17

  creating networks/experiences, 317–21

  critical thinking and, 310

  “doubly disadvantaged,” 316

  elite and, 312–14, 317, 320–21

  exchange programs, 323, 327–28

  funding and, 311–12

  health discrepancy and, 157

  Hill’s funding opportunities, 323–24

  importance (overview), 309–12, 352–55

  K-12 system importance, 311–12, 355

  lack of education/consequences, 310

  lifelong learning, 321–23, 353–54

  minorities/women and, 310, 313–14, 353

  need for systematizing opportunity, 325–28

  opportunity hoarders, 312–14

  poor/disadvantaged students and, 312–16, 352–53

  poverty/university life changes and, 69

  “privileged poor,” 315

  removing obstacles and, 309–10, 311–12

  role models and, 354

  seizing opportunities, 323–25

  student debt and, 148, 152–53, 323

  study on upward mobility promotion, 316–17

  university programs, 314–15

  volunteers/mentors and, 326, 360

  See also specific generations; specific individuals/schools

  Elizabeth II, Queen

  crowning of, 54

  daughter’s wedding and, 40

  other U.S. presidents/leaders and, 214

  Trump and, 212–13, 214, 221

  wealth/status, 221

  Elliott, John (Ebac Foundation), 349–50

  Ellis, Michael, 229

  emigration vs. migration, 331

  Engels, Friedrich, 277

  Entous, Adam, 205–6, 242, 245

  equality of opportunity (overview)

  common purpose/difficulties, 307–9

  democracy and, 305–6

  discrimination barriers and, 306–7

  identities and, 309

  at individual level, 305–6

  institutional reform and, 306

  undoing political damage, 306–7

  working together, 306–7

  See also creating opportunities; discrimination and race/racism; discrimination/class; education; gender discrimination; specific areas

  Erdoğan, Recep Tayyip, 220, 221, 228

  Esper, Mark, 273, 274

  Essence of Decision (Allison), 130

  Etherley Lane elementary school, 48, 60–61, 321

  Eurasia Foundation, 12–13, 141–42, 247, 339, 340–41

  Euromissile crisis (1977–1987), 60, 197, 237

  European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), 339

  European Union

  UK referendum on membership (1973), 169

  See also Brexit

  exchanges and creating opportunities, 358, 361

  executives/CEOs creating opportunity, 357–58

  extractive industries

  cycles in, 20, 24–25

  global economy shifts/effects, 20–23

  oil shocks/effects, 20

  See also coal mining

  F

  Facebook, 182, 275, 276, 294

  Farage, Nigel, 170, 171, 172, 174, 179

  Fauci, Anthony, 268, 269

  federal lands under Trump, 223

  Fifth Risk, The (Lewis), 269–70

  financial crash (1929), 25

  Financial Times, 5

  Fine Young Cannibals (band), 308

  Finkelstein, Arthur, 248

  Fisher, Elizabeth (Elizabeth Lacey, Cousin Elizabeth), 54, 67

  Fisher, Peter, 54

  Florrie, Aunt, 41

  Floyd, George/murder, 265

  Flynn, Michael, 193, 194, 203, 212, 250

  Foer, Franklin, 220

  Ford Motor Company, 342

  Ford, Gerald, 204–5

  Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA), 246

  Forgotten Americans, The (Sawhill), 144–45

  Foster, Derek, Lord, 59, 63, 65–66

  Fox News, 186, 192–93, 207–8, 209, 210, 211, 216, 242, 262, 268, 275

  Friedman, Milton, 22

  Fruman, Igor. See Parnas/Fruman

  Further and Higher Education Act (UK/1992), 151

  G

  Gaddafi, Muammar, 278

  Gaddy, Cliff, 192–93

  Gaetz, Matt, 259–60

  gender discrimination

  appearance/clothes and, 2, 124–25, 260

  childbirth/maternity leave and, 147

  COVID-19 pandemic and, 295–96, 300–301

  c-word, 245, 253

  Hill and, 3, 54–55, 78, 124, 125–27, 128–34, 261, 262–63, 353

  inequality and, 124–25

  looking for role models, 56–57

  male harassment (Fiona/Angela), 55–56, 78

  poverty/class and, 54, 55, 78

  USSR survey/schoolgirls wanting to be prostitutes, 128

  working mothers and, 255

  See also Russia/gender

  gender wage gap

  documentation on, 137

  effects on children, 144–45

  fixed pay and, 137

  government positions and, 147

  Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (U.S./2009), 139–40

  maternity leave, 147

  negotiations, 137–38, 141, 144

  over lifetime, 140

  overview, 136–45, 146–47

  pay significance, 140

  “previous pay” and, 141–43

  racial salary gap and, 146

  single mothers, 144, 145, 146

  women voting for Trump and, 136

  gender wage gap/Hill

  becoming a citizen and, 140

  Brookings Institution, 138, 139, 142–44

  Eurasia Foundation, 141–42

  Kennedy School, 137, 138, 140–41

  maternity leave and, 147

  NIO, 143–44

  not having information on, 137–38

  PhD and, 136, 140–41

  “previous pay” and, 141, 142–43

  General Motors, 222, 342, 345

  General Strike (UK/1926), 39

  generations

  socioeconomic opportunities and (overview), 148–49

  See also specific generations

  Generation X

  defined, 149

  education and, 148–49

  January 6, 2021, insurrection and, 292

  money and, 149

  socioeconomic opportunities and, 148–49

  Generation Z

  defined, 150

  demographic shifts and, 155

  education and, 150–52

  socioeconomic opportunities and, 150–52, 166, 306

  “Ghost Town” (song), 35

  Gift, Roland, 308

  Gill, Margot, 88–89, 135–36

  Ginsburg, Ruth Bader, 139

  Girl Guides (UK), 318–19, 325

  Giuliani, Rudy, 239, 272

  Goldstein, Amy, 155–56

  “Goodbye America” (song), 85

  Goodman, Jeff

  education/lifelong education, 321–23, 325

  Hill family and, 63, 321, 325, 331

  moving possibility and, 331

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  arms/nuclear weapons, 85–87, 90, 197, 227, 235, 236

  coup against, 277

  Crabtree and, 61

  George H. W. Bush meeting, 227

  Reagan-Gorbachev summit (1988), 85–87, 90, 197, 227, 235

  as Soviet leader/policies, 95, 98, 120, 172, 224

  Yeltsin replacing, 117

  Gore, Al, 184

  Gould-Davis, Nigel, 88, 101

  government shutdown (U.S.), 258

  Grandma Vi

  background/farming and, 40–41, 73, 76

  buses and, 41–42

  Fiona’s Oxford interview and, 64, 65

  Goodman and, 63

  husband/death, 40

  money/being economical, 40–42

  visiting Hill family, 34

  Grant, Ulysses S., 24

  Great Depression/effects, 58, 109, 150, 156, 157, 173, 295

  Great Recession/effects, 10, 148, 150, 153, 154, 159, 292, 295, 306, 337, 341, 350

  Greenberg, Maurice (“Hank”), 131

  “Greenham Common woman,” 61

  Grenell, Richard

  background, 241, 251–52

  on NSC/Hill, 252–53

  as Trump loyalist, 241

  Guardian, 308, 320, 321, 331

  Guevara, Che, 277

  H

  Hartnett, Mary, 55

  Harvard

  campus vs. other parts of town, 93–94

  recruiting low-income/unconventional students, 89

  Soros-funded programs, 247

  town-gown tensions, 94

  Harvard Business Review, 137

  Harvard/Hill

  application process information, 86–88

  arrival, 93

  discrimination and, 98, 99–100, 107, 108

  economic course, 114–16

  History Department PhD, 116, 135, 136

  Kennedy Scholarship interview/closet incident, 88, 89, 99

  Knox Fellowship/interview, 88–89

  master’s program/Russian Research Center, 94

  question on UK North-South divide/Hill’s response, 89–90

  Strengthening Democratic Institutions Project, 116, 118

  See also Belfer Center; Kennedy School of Government/Hill; specific individuals

  Harvey, Derek, 200, 202, 203, 204

  Hawley, Josh, 276, 278

  health care (UK)

  care description, 334

  COVID-19 pandemic and, 335–36

  Hill family and, 334, 335

  jobs and, 334–35

  See also specific components

  health care (U.S.)

  COVID-19 pandemic and, 335–36

  “deaths of despair,” 157–58

  inequality and, 157

  jobs and, 333, 335

  life expectancy, 157

  single-payer system and, 336

  socialized medicine and, 336

  uninsured, 333

  Helsinki summit (2018)

  arms control and, 227, 228, 232

  bilateral mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT) and, 229–30, 233

  date/location, 226–27

  discussions, 227, 228–31

  DNC missing server/Hillary Clinton’s emails, 232–33

  Hill not wanting press conference/considering ending it, 231, 234

  interpreters, 231

  Mueller’s indictment of Russians and, 229–30

  press conference, 231–33, 234

  Russian interference in U.S. election and, 231, 232–33, 234

  Trump monologue at press conference, 232–33

  Trump “winging it”/feelings on, 229–31, 232–33

  Henriksen, John, 99, 103–4

  heroin epidemic (UK/1980s and 1990s), 43

  Higher Education Act (U.S.), 46

  Hill, Alfred/Alf

  background, 110–11

  birth/birthplace, 19, 25

  on Bishop Auckland/Roddymoor, 35

  childhood/poverty, 25, 38, 47, 355

  coal mining/identity, 19, 25, 26, 36–37, 47, 110, 291

  coal mining in Pennsylvania and, 111, 113–14, 343

  education, 47

  health issues/death, 26, 334

  helping parents, 27, 28

  hospital (BAGH) work, 18, 19, 26, 36–37, 38–39, 78, 80, 112, 188, 334, 335

  Keens’ visit/life opportunity comparisons, 110–12

  move to Bishop Auckland, 27

 

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