Published inThe Deep HubCan our teeth predict inequality?How bad dental care can lead to lower wages, worse health, and lower life expectanciesJul 225Jul 225
Where exercise, income, and life expectancy are linkedOur built environments can dramatically decrease opportunities for healthy living, producing persistent inequalitiesApr 248Apr 248
What can America learn from Kenya about fighting poverty?Evidence from the largest cash transfer program in history, in collaboration with GiveDirectly, and featuring words from former mayor of…Mar 13Mar 13
My hands-on experience gathering homelessness data in NYCWhat I learned as a volunteer counting America’s homeless in Brooklyn, and how reliable that data isFeb 27Feb 27
Long commutes show structural inequality in citiesTransportation challenges and poor urban development lead to poor health outcomes for American communitiesJan 3Jan 3
Take a look at my newlsletter if you liked stories like this https://americaninequality.substack.comJan 3Jan 3
Published inEduCreateSchool segregation thrives in America’s most liberal citiesWhy do some students still seem barred from exceptional education?Dec 4, 202320Dec 4, 202320
Why Smoking Rates are Rising AgainLife expectancies aredeclining as cigarette sales increased for the first time in 20 yearsOct 30, 20231Oct 30, 20231
Why I use data to evaluate inequalityI’m doing something a bit different with this article — taking a bit of a birds eye view on why I build all of the data visualizations and…Oct 4, 2023Oct 4, 2023
Lost in Translation: Overcoming Language Barriers for OpportunityLet’s examine the impact of Low-English Proficiency on employment, education, and voting rights.Aug 30, 20236Aug 30, 20236