The brilliant @anatosaurus has new research suggesting that the best way to talk about how to create more economic opportunity is to emphasize that the powerful are sowing division, particularly along racial lines, to divide ushttps://www.salon.com/2018/06/10/a-unifying-race-class-narrative-blueprint-for-progressive-victory/ …
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Is this supporting me or refuting me,
This demonstrates how, despite incredibly surges in productivity (hard work) almost every American has had their wages decline in real terms (measured against what you can buy/cost of living) while the wealthiest snatch more and more of gains. Refute.
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One more view of where "hard workers" money goes - spoiler, not to them!pic.twitter.com/qpmGx78MU0
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The rich will always get richer and will do it easier, that’s just how the world is.
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Still doesn’t negate the fact that America is the only place you can go from nothing to the top. Every economy will have hard workers who just don’t have the right skills or education or whatever. Not everyone will make it big, but you CAN make it big here
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So appreciate the hope in this idea. But, in reality, upward mobility in US is actually the LOWEST of the entire industrialized world. The number one correlate of financial success is how much your parents have.
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