Democratic Values and Economic Inequality - Marable
Manning Marable Just when you thought the gap between rich and poor could grow no wider - the latest numbers come in. The average CEO makes 326 times more than the average worker. The US has the worst income inequality among industrialized nations. The economic gurus can’t explain why the richest country in the world has so many poor. Are vast disparities in wealth consistent with democratic values? (audio cassette - 60 minutes - 1998) Manning Marable is professor of history at Columbia University - where he also directs the Institute for Research in African American Studies - and one of the country’s most distinguished political scientists and authors. He is the author of The Crisis of Color and Democracy and Black Liberation in Conservative America and a noted Malcolm X scholar. His syndicated column Along the Color Line appears in over 250 newspapers and journals nationally and internationally.
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