Wealth Concentration

The latest global wealth report out of the financial industry raises some fundamental questions about inequality and our global future.

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.

Where did the belief that the poor deserve to be poor come from? Meet John Calvin. In 2007, I wrote a book called God and Country, in which I examined...

Reverend Dr. William Barber II takes the message of the Moral Monday movement to a national audience in his most recent book and Moral Revival tour. 

New Census data show rising incomes and shrinking poverty. But it’s not quite time to bust out the champagne.

Wells Fargo has just been hit with the biggest banking consumer fraud penalty ever. Yet the bank’s execs are walking out the door with multiple millions in bonuses. Can we stop them?

Republican Vice Presidential candidate Mike Pence calls Indiana ‘a state that works.’ The facts tell a different story.  Let me start with a few facts that should “afflict the comfortable”...

The deeply unequal art world’s current economic model simply isn’t working, as the story of one public art effort demonstrates quite clearly. [caption id="attachment_12547" align="alignright" width="300"] Washington, D.C.’s Canal Park...

The world’s first great analyst of management urged us to limit the gap between CEO and worker pay. We didn’t listen. How many more life-threatening scandals like EpiPen before we do?