Kimberlee Hunter, Ph.D.
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15 Facts About US Inequality That Everyone Should Know

Look, Read & a little Research. . . 

  • Examine the facts in the info graphic below.  
  • Choose ONE fact that is more striking to you than the others. 
  • Do a quick search to find the most current information on your fact 

​Answer & Submit through Canvas:

Directions:  Type the question before each answer.  
     1.   Which fact did you choose?
     2.  Why did you find this fact more striking than the others?
     3.  Do a quick internet search on the fact you chose.  You are looking for more current data.  
                 a.  What is the new data you found on your topic?
                 b.  Include the source (please use a credible source)
     4.  Describe your reaction to this fact and the impact it has on your worldview.  
​          Your response to this final question must show evidence of insight and thought for full credit.


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