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Americans’ shifting perceptions of income inequality are a story of class and partisan identity | USAPPIncome and class inequality have played an increasingly prominent role in American political discourse since the financial crash of 2008. In new research, Hannah Waight and her co-author Adam Goldstei...blogs.lse.ac.ukAmerican Journal of SociologyHannah Waight and Adam Goldstein show that inequality perceptions have become increasingly polarized by partisanship.This gap has been driven by Republicans, whose increasing disavowal of growing inequality contributed to an overall decline in Americans’ perceptions in the new gilded age.
