"There are only two classes - first class and no class"

This quote by David O. Selznick is a commentary on the class system in society. He is recommending that there are just two classes of people worldwide: those who remain in the upper class, or "very first class," and those who are not, or "no class." This quote implies that those in the upper class have access to more resources and chances than those in the lower class, which the class system is a major factor in determining one's success in life. It also indicates that those in the upper class have a certain level of privilege and power that those in the lower class do not have. This quote is a pointer that class departments still exist in society, which those in the upper class have benefits that those in the lower class do not. It is a call to action to bridge the space in between the 2 classes and produce a more fair society.