Inequality By Design
This RAND study finds that the median income in the U.S. would be $42,000 higher than it is today if the income […]
Tag: Inequality
Sociologically Relevant Segments this week from NPR
Here are four segments this week from National Public Radio that struck me as particularly relevant to some of the topics we […]
Racial Bias and Police Shootings: “The Mind of the Village”
Here is an episode from The Hidden Brain, of one of my favorite radio programs that uses social science and storytelling to […]
When the Rich Get a Hair Cut
Those of us in the bottom 90 percent rarely get to see, much less interact with, the 3 million members of the […]
Labor Dazed
On Labor Day I took my daughter to the parade. It’s an event full of meaning but for her it was mainly […]
This is How Power Works: A Primer and Illustration
The following post was written in 2014 during a controversy on our campus involving the resignation of a recently-hired University president, Timothy […]
Wealth Inequality in America
Here is a great little video that illustrates the extent of wealth inequality in the U.S.
The Rich Are Stealing from Granny!
Tax cuts for the rich, wars paid for with credit card, and bailouts for Wall Street have strained our budgets. Now they […]
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