Original sentence: Anti-intellectuals seek to frame themselves as champions of the self-styled "ordinary people", and as advocates of egalitarianism against elitism, especially what they perceive as academic elitism.These critics argue from a perception that educated people form a social class by virtue of their education: that members of this social class tend to talk chiefly to one another, and as such are remote from other points of view, and that members of this social class tend to dominate political discourse about social and other issues
Edited sentence: In another sense, the term anti-intellectualism reflects the attitudes of self-styled "ordinary people" who take academic elitism and the pretensions of academics with a grain of salt.These critics argue that intellectuals often become too proud of their vocabulary and too fond of hearing their own voices