How to drive social change in a polarized post-election era
Briefly

Following Donald Trump's recent inauguration, the article highlights the urgent need for unity in addressing socioeconomic inequality, a pervasive issue affecting millions across the political spectrum. While political division breeds anger, it ultimately hinders essential solutions. Current statistics show a stark wealth disparity, where the wealthiest 10% hold 67% of total household wealth, leaving the bottom 50% with a mere 2.5%. Additionally, housing shortages exacerbate the crisis, as millions of low-income families struggle to secure affordable living arrangements. The article calls for collaborative efforts to tackle these challenges and foster societal upliftment.
I believe the most important issues facing our country won't be solved with more incessant bickering and polarization. Passion alone won't help our struggling neighbors.
Socioeconomic inequality has continued to impact tens of millions of Americans and has remained one of our country's most difficult challenges.
The wealth gap in this country continues to widen: the top 10% of households by wealth hold 67% of total household wealth.
Housing affordability is worsening, with an estimated shortage of more than 7 million affordable homes for the nearly 11 million extremely low-income families.
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