Bill Moyers and Michael Winship reveal how the owners of capital wring even greater wealth from the sweat and sacrifice of workers, deepening America's economic inequality.

Baldemar Velásquez discusses the struggle to ensure fairness for American farmworkers, and Tom Diaz describes how self-defense and concealed-carry laws makes us more vulnerable to gun violence.

Our interactive map of nationwide news shows how much sequester-related cuts to low-income housing programs are hurting the poor.

Marty Kaplan discusses media distractions that keep us from focusing on inequality, and Gary May puts American voting rights in historical context.

Watch the latest update of Bill's 20-year chronicle of two Milwaukee families who epitomize the modern struggles of America's beleaguered middle class.

Two decades in the making, the intimate story of two American families struggling to find their places in the new economy.

Seven charts illustrate economic problems facing Milwaukee — issues of survival challenging many American cities.

Fifty years after the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963, how much has changed for African Americans?

The tragic truth about hunger, food insecurity and poverty in America.

Brazilians have taken to the streets to protest political corruption and economic injustice -- why haven't we?