When did people stop dressing up for funerals?

[All you need to know](http://www.ghettoredhot.com/debra-jackson-dollar-place/) Whether you find it disrespectful or not, expense and cost is a barrier to classes of people whereby you can expect *as a general rule* certain behaviors, attitudes, cultural norms. Now granted, I know a fair amount of people who'd think it was perfectly respectable to show up in every day clothes but that's because of the family culture, the type of person it'd be for, and so on. But the point is that people just don't any more. If you think it's disrespectful to point out that income class is a separator between cultural norms, I can't help you. But all you ever need to do is drive through any neighborhood in each income bracket to see that it's true. Heck, you don't even have to do that. Just look at income maps and compare it to crime maps. There's a correlation for a reason.