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The 9.9 Percent Is the New American Aristocracy
Equality of opportunity has been a founding principle of the American Republic. However, in an eye-opening, self-deprecating cover story forΒ The Atlantic magazine, Matthew Stewart uses statistics and personal anecdotes to describe how privilege in the United States is becoming increasingly inheritable. If you consider yourself part of a meritocratic middle class, getAbstract believes Stewart might change your mind.
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