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Using Public Art to Narrow the Gaps

September 19, 2016

by Inequality.org


After his father was killed in a 1976 terrorist attack in Washington, D.C., Francisco Letelier turned to murals as a tool for building solidarity and reducing economic, political, and cultural divides.

Must Read: Chain of Title

June 9, 2016

by Bob Lord


David Dayen's insightful new book dives into the aftermath of the mortgage meltdown with page-turning real life stories of the activists that fought back. If you liked Michael Lewis’ The Big Short,...

Tupac on Inequality

May 12, 2016

by Josh Hoxie


Two decades before Bernie Sanders’ presidential candidacy, Tupac spoke of the evils of inequality to a national audience.

Remembering a Patriot Not Yet in the Pantheon

July 4, 2011

by Inequality.org


A decade into a staggeringly unequal 21st century United States, historians have rediscovered a long-forgotten Revolutionary War hero who stirred men’s souls with a remarkably far-sighted egalitarian vision. George Washington....

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