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Inequality in America’s Political Class

February 10, 2016

by Marc Priester


The wealth gap between the presidential candidates and average Americans could hardly be more stark. In the lead-up to his New Hampshire primary victory, Senator Bernie Sanders boosted his public...

Clipping America’s Hedge Funds

February 8, 2016

by Stephen Lerner


Activists are taking on the billionaire financiers who are driving inequality and corrupting our politics. [caption id="attachment_10298" align="alignright" width="300"] The growing Hedge Clippers campaign is pioneering new strategies to prevent...

What Do Our Wealthiest Deserve?

February 3, 2016

by Inequality.org


Our world’s billionaires don’t merit either their billions, the Oxfam economist Didier Jacobs suggests, or the right to claim we’re all living in a ‘meritocracy.’ [caption id="attachment_7418" align="alignright" width="270"] Debunk...

Black Media Ownership Matters

February 3, 2016

by Antonio Moore


The discussion over expanding diversity in Hollywood should include the massive racial disparity in media company ownership. The discussion of diversity in Hollywood, or the lack thereof, has been at a...

The Lesson We Can Learn from Flint

January 28, 2016

by Sheila Kennedy


The water crisis in Flint demonstrates the necessary and beneficial role of a strong public sector. For the past 30+ years, self-described "small government" conservatives have waged a propaganda war on...

Racial Wealth Gap’s Latest Research

January 27, 2016

by Josh Hoxie


New analysis shines spotlight on the growing racial disparity in wealth with up-to-date figures and cutting edge public policy solutions. Understanding the growing divide between the haves and the have-nots...

Our Real Racial Wealth Gap Story

January 22, 2016

by Antonio Moore


Over 50 years after Martin Luther King Jr.'s March on Washington, the median white family has 70 times more wealth than typical black families. By Antonio Moore As we celebrate Dr....

Get Ready to Be Forked

January 22, 2016

by Sarah Anderson


The leading advocate for U.S. restaurant workers is releasing a new book that aims to redefine success in the deeply unequal restaurant business.

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