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An unmistakable disparity in life expectancy and access to quality health care have become hallmarks of the Washington, DC area.
WASHINGTON — Washington, D.C. doesn’t just serve as a prime example of rising inequality. It drives much of it. Indeed, there is a broad consensus among liberal and conservative economists that government policy — specifically a tax structure that favors the wealthiest Americans — has been a determinant factor in rising income inequality in America.  full story
When citizens become patients, the country's growing economic divide is painfully evident.
For Selma students left without hope for a better future, the Civil Rights Movement is unfinished.
Brazilian government initiatives now bring schooling to the masses, but the country's deep racial divide has only been reinforced.
America's wealthiest metropolitan area also one of country's least equal.
Americans think of Bangkok as embodying the rich-poor divide of the developing world, but some US areas are beginning to rival it.
VIDEO: GlobalPost gauges a growing distance between rich and poor in Connecticut and Thailand.
How rising inequality destabilizes American society.
As the rich get richer and everyone else is left behind, how can the US return to the American Dream?
The methodology behind GlobalPost's Special Report "The Great Divide: global income inequality and its cost."