Where you think you are in society (not where you actually are) matters for how you think about inequality and redistribution ...

After widening for decades, the gap narrowed thanks to pandemic-era government spending. But now we’re reverting to the ...

Social inequality is bad for business. In an ideal world, we’d tackle social inequality just because it’s the right thing to do. But sometimes we can’t agree “on the right thing.” Putting values and ...

Young people are under intense scrutiny. They are subject to community, media and policy concerns about everything from ...

The inequality studies minor at Duke, a collaboration between the Samuel Dubois Cook Center on Social Equity and the Department of History, aims to offer new ways for undergraduates to research and ...

For some people, social media is inconsequential — a cat photo here, a banana slip TikTok there. For others, it’s all-consuming — a helpless catapult into a slurry of anxiety, self-harm and depression ...

Is your salary less than $160,200? If so, you’re among the 94 percent of American workers who pay into Social Security all year long. But there’s a privileged group that’s about to stop paying into ...

Is your salary less than $160,200? If so, you’re among the 94% of American workers who pay into Social Security all year long. Thanks to a loophole that exclusively benefits the affluent, income above ...

Large social and economic inequalities persist among UK doctors, with those from a professional background six times more ...