"Chavs" by Owen Jones is a profound examination of the societal perception and stigmatization of the working class in Britain. In this non-fiction book, the author analyzes the roots of the prejudices that exist against this demographic and sheds light on the political and social dynamics that have led to their marginalization. Jones employs a variety of examples and data to illustrate the complex relationships between class, identity, and societal perception. The book is not only a critical engagement with British society but also a call to reflect on how we think and talk about social classes. It is aimed at readers interested in social justice and the challenges faced by the working class, offering valuable insights into the political and social structures that shape our understanding of class.