We act disrespectfully toward the people serving us, and defer to anyone in a white collar. The people in powerful positions are probably simply lucky. Or perhaps they ignored the plight of others to achieve their class position. Or exploited others in the process of gaining wealth and status. I saw a bumper sticker recently that reminds us, Whoever dies with the most toys, wins.
Privileged children get choices.
There is an illusion that everyone has similar control, which supports the idea that you picked your class position for yourself. Only a privileged few exercise agency there. Work with your local school or community center to find ways kids can play a role managing themselves in the institutions that most affect them. In addition to choosing between algebra and geometry, students might apply themselves to discovering a fair and efficient way of keeping the building clean. If you are a family with significant resources, notice how you talk about what your wealth.