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Inequality

Equal dignity, unequal outcomes. Here’s the part you control.

About a dozen people own more than the poorest half of humanity, by Oxfam’s count in January 2026.1 You can’t change that from your kitchen. You can get money already owed to working families into their hands, pay the people who work for you the way the law intends, and send cash straight to people in extreme poverty. Pick a door.

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Where this started: Equal dignity, unequal outcomes, an essay from 2025. These pages are built from the sources, not the essay; its page lists what has changed since it was written.

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