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Inheriting Inequality

Allison Tait

Law professor exposing the hidden machinery of wealth dynasties, gendered property, and economic ghosts.

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    Law Professor deconstructing dynastic wealth, gendered property, & economic ghosts ✤ sustained by cats, witches + pastries ✤ author of The House That Family Money Built

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