Film Inequality For All

"Inequality for All" is very informative and persuasive documentary movie, produced by Robert Kornbluth and featuring Robert Reich, a professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley who was also a political appointee who served as the Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration. The movie explains how extreme inequality in income and wealth is a major problem for our society, regardless of which political side you find yourself on. Using video outtakes from the lecture series he currently presents at Berkeley and linking those with clips from movies and other videos, this documentary shows how income inequality has changed over decades in the United States. The movie offers a clear-eyed expose of a system that truly is stacked in favor of those who already have most of the money in America.

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They were the part of the upper working classes that gave stability and predictability to our economy. Times might be good or bad, the economy might live through boom or recession, but the middle class would always be there, the solid, dependable anchor of our economy. Not anymore. Without raising wages for the middle class, our economy is not going to get better. The movie depicts how a mother raising her kids must go to work so the family can survive. This is partly caused by so many of the manufacturing jobs are being outsourced overseas. I think the country should concentrate on creating good job in the United States, so the middle classes can benefit from it and also raise their wages because they are the one who support our economy and besides, I believe the richest people should pay their fair share of