By Morris Pearl

This year, July 15th marked the new deadline for Americans to file their taxes. While many of our previous Tax Days have come and gone with little to no attention devoted to our country’s vast income inequality, the staggering levels are impossible to ignore this year. Whether it’s working Americans facing a bleak economic future, or people of color disproportionately bearing the brunt of the COVID epidemic, only a small group of Americans are coming out of this crisis ahead: wealthy folks in the top tax brackets.

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