You’ve probably heard of The Great Gatsby. But what about The Great Gatsby Curve?
It’s a pretty wonky chart that illustrates how rising inequality is jeopardizing our tradition of economic mobility for future generations.
So what does this mean? Kids of wealthy parents already have more opportunities to succeed than children of poor families—and this is likely to get worse unless we take steps to ensure that all children have access to quality education, health care, and other opportunities that give them a fair shot at economic success.
Super useful GIF.
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freedomforeverybody118 liked this There. Statistical data showing our parents’ generation expectations of Millenials is out of proportion.
I really, really like this figure because I feel it demonstrates a problem that is very real, but most people don’t...