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Where Do the Politics of Reparations Go From Here?
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Where Do the Politics of Reparations Go From Here?

This week, the first congressional hearing on reparations in nearly 12 years was held on Capitol Hill. As the discussion on reparations matures, what needs to happen politically for the effort to move forward? Subscribe…

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Republicans Partied in a Monument to American Wealth Inequality
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Republicans Partied in a Monument to American Wealth Inequality

The little-known back story of the hotel where Republican’s gathered in Baltimore last week is how it embodies all the unjust policies that have created record wealth inequality in the US Subscribe to our page…

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The Top 5 Mainstream Media Myths That Perpetuate Income Inequality
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The Top 5 Mainstream Media Myths That Perpetuate Income Inequality

The Real News takes aim at the top 5 mainstream myths that bolster income inequality and tout the ultra-rich. Director: Dwayne Gladden Audio Engineer: Taylor Hebden Camera Operator: Adam Coley Bababtunde Ogunfolaju Video Editor: Stephen…

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People Want a Wealth Tax, but Many Politicians Oppose It
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People Want a Wealth Tax, but Many Politicians Oppose It

Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are practically the only major politicians supporting a wealth tax to reduce inequality and fund government programs, even though polling shows nearly two-thirds of Americans support it….

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Global ‘hyper-inequality’ exploded during the pandemic
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Global ‘hyper-inequality’ exploded during the pandemic

The concentration of wealth in the hands of a select few has become a global problem that poses a threat to the basic functioning of our societies. According to a landmark new analysis by the…

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Why “the great boomer wealth transfer” may be a myth
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Why “the great boomer wealth transfer” may be a myth

There is uncertainty surrounding how much wealth baby boomers will be able to hand down to the next generation. Costs of assisted living and medical expenses can significantly deplete the nest egg that boomers have…

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