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Members of Patriotic Millionaires, whose privileged members advocate for higher taxes on the rich, met with lawmakers in this 2015 photo to discuss legislation to close the carried interest loophole. Senate Democrats

How some rich people are trying to dismantle inequality

Erynn Beaton, The Ohio State University; Maureen A. Scully, UMass Boston, and Sandra Rothenberg, Rochester Institute of Technology

When the wealthy become unlikely allies in the fight against inequality, they often take similar steps. It all starts with acknowledging their own privileges.
Exxon’s about-face on climate science exposes the critical role of internal corporate scientists. jeepersmedia/flickr

Corporate climate scientists: advocates for science or protectors of status quo?

David L Levy, UMass Boston and Sandra Rothenberg, Rochester Institute of Technology

Exxon wasn’t the only giant corporation to have climate scientists in the 1980s. Scientists at GM and Ford also honed in on climate change, but they – and their companies – took very different paths.

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