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American Inequality

Jeremy Ney, Dustin Palmer, Zoe Siegel

Explore the biggest social issues of our time through data and maps. Cutting across inequalities on housing, healthcare, education, jobs, tech, and policy

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Jeremy Ney

    Author of American Inequality, former Federal Reserve policymaker. Using data to understand the biggest social issues of our time. Profiled in NYTimes, LA Times, TIME Magazine, NPR, BBC, and NBC

  • Dustin Palmer

    U.S. Country Director at GiveDirectly.

  • Zoe Siegel

    My mission is to educate and empower individuals and communities by crafting accessible content and campaigns to turn the most pressing issues into actionable solutions.

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