Class
Notes

By examining how precarious privilege shapes expectations and habits, Upper Middle’s Class Notes defang the our collective anxiety about status, money, and taste. Come for the close-readings of consumer trends, normalized experiences, and corporate totalitarianism. Stay for the dirty jokes.

Thought Leadership
(from actual thinkers)

Status
Reports

Upper Middle's "Status Reports" use survey data to decode how social, cultural, and financial forces shape both our choices and our sense of self. Each report draws on correlations to expose impulse-driving biases and the subtle ways we've been socialized – for better and for worse. In understanding people like us, we.