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Seeing is believing
Our “Seeing is believing” infographic illustrates the myriad burdens that New York City kids carry with them — such as language barriers, hunger and asthma — when they come to school.
In 2011 some 5 million Americans were denied the right to vote, through laws or executive orders, in 14 states — states that represent 171 or 63% of the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Bills to restrict voting right were introduced in 38 states, with more to come this year. These measures hit people of color, low-income voters, students, youth, immigrants and seniors most.
This “Seeing is believing” infographic illustrates how the poor and the middle class are carrying the taxload in this state, and the rich are paying less than ever.
Over the past two decades, the wealthiest New Yorkers have acquired an unprecedented portion of the city’s income while the bottom 50% have lost share. This infographic shows just how much!
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