The Corrosive Power of Inequality

In my catch-up of reading from the last few days, I was pleased to discover that Project Censored's number one censored story of 2003 was the destructive power of inequality on democracy and the economy.

I have covered this extensively over the past few months in "Corporate Rule = Inequality and Death", "More Unequal Than Ever", "Second Class Americans", and "Inequality, Again".

Hopefully, the publicity of Project Censored can keep this topic in the foreground of public perception.