Income Inequality
Delve into the complex dynamics of income inequality through the intertwined lives of Marissa and Alli. Explore how societal structures and personal choices shape their financial paths, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by individuals from different backgrounds.
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Income Inequality Marissa and Alli
Census tract 505 $60,000 $50,000 $40,000 505 504 $30,000 532 506 524 $20,000 525 $10,000 $0 2012/2013 2000 1900
Poverty line family of 4 is considered in poverty if the household income is $24,250 or less Census tract 505 s median income is $28,507 Tract 506 s median income was only $24,507 Tract 525 s median income in 2013 was $55,711
Henry Hosea House Monica Remmy(garden manager) metaphoric wall of income inequality at York Street Her intentions are to not see these children s future families in the same economic situation they are in.
