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Inequality & Class
Inequality & Class
The world is rich. The rich are the problem.
Plutocrats: An informative and frustrating book
Idle No More and media hypocrisy about wealth
East and west, monster storms mainly kill the poor
Inequality by the numbers
Class struggle from above, illustrated
Riots and role models
Enough is enough! It’s time for a maximum wage
Democracy and the pathology of wealth
The 1% own the U.S., while the realonomy pays the price
Outing the oligarchy: The billionaires who benefit from today’s climate crisis
What if U.S. land were distributed in the same way as U.S. wealth?
One-third of Americans are poor or near-poor
After Occupy Wall Street, isn’t it time for Occupy Earth?
Population, consumer sovereignty, and the importance of class
We are the 99.9998%!
Great recession causes record high wealth gaps between whites, blacks, hispanics
Royal wedding accelerates global warming
This is what plutonomy looks like, 2
This is what plutonomy looks like
Global inequality by the numbers
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