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March 6, 2013 By Shantha Alonso Leave a Comment

How Wealth Inequality Hurts Churches

Have you seen the video on wealth inequality that went viral this week? The video is based on a study by Harvard Business professor Michael Norton. If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out here. Millions have been passing it around and dropping their jaws when they see the dramatic difference between the average […]

Filed Under: Federal Budget, Inequality, Poverty Trends and Research Tagged With: church, Churches, faith, Federal Budget, Hunger, Inequality, Michael Norton, Poverty, Wealth Distribution

March 28, 2012 By Shantha Alonso Leave a Comment

The Spirit Level: Why Equality Makes Societies Stronger, by Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson

The Spirit Level: Why Equality Makes Societies Stronger, by Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson, Bloomsbury Press, 2011. Recommended by Dr. Tim Ready, Director of the Lewis Walker Institute for Race and Ethnic Relations at Western Michigan University and contributor to research and content on Michigan Voices for Action, a premier source for information on poverty […]

Filed Under: Book Club, Inequality Tagged With: Dr. Timothy Ready, Inequality, Lewis Walker Institute for Race and Ethnic Relations, NETWORK Catholic Social Justice Lobby, The Spirit Level

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