American Inequality
Jeremy Ney, Jasmine Sun, Amanda Litman, G. Elliott Morris, Hanna Horvath, David Roberts, The War on Cars, David Pakman, Anya Kamenetz, Zoe Siegel, Grace Blakeley, Michael TiedeMapping the country's greatest economic challenges
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Data journalist, Columbia prof, former Federal Reserve. You've seen these maps.
anthropologist of disruption ✰ atlantic contributor ✰ san francisco
Co-founder & president of Run for Something. Book worm, book writer (x2), mom (also x2). amandalitman.com
data-driven journalist and author of STRENGTH IN NUMBERS. i write about politics, public opinion, and elections using facts and math
Hi, I'm Hanna, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), financial editor, and money psychology expert.
Writer of the Substack Sparks From Culture; zealous fan of my family, my Shih Tzu, all things Substack, NYC (lifelong resident); forty year career in finance, now a writer.
The War on Cars is a podcast about cars and the effects they've had on cities, culture and the planet.
Political commentary. NYT Bestselling author. Host of The David Pakman Show.
Author, journalist, podcaster. My next book is Falling In Love With The World Again. I talk with my hands. I'm compelled by both data and woo, but not equally.
I write about capitalism \ud83e\udd11 and how we replace it ✊
Data Scientist, Computational Social Science. Using data for social good. Based in Los Angeles
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