A journey through a land of extreme poverty

4/14/2018

This article from The Guardian discusses the issue of extreme poverty in America. It highlights a report by the United Nations special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, which indicates that the United States has the highest rate of income inequality among developed countries. The report explores the systemic issues contributing to the prevalence of extreme poverty in the country, including inadequate access to healthcare, education, and social support programs. It also addresses racial disparities and how poverty disproportionately affects minority communities. The article emphasizes the urgent need for policy changes and a comprehensive approach to combatting poverty in America.

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