Inequality Myths - Stossel in the Classroom

VIDEO DESCRIPTION

Politicians and reporters often rail about “the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.” John Stossel explains it’s not true.

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

Web-based Online Quizzes
are also available here.

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

Click to Login or Register to Access These Additional Resources

Login

Note: It looks like JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Some elements of this form may require JavaScript to work properly. If you have trouble submitting the form, try enabling JavaScript momentarily and resubmit. JavaScript settings are usually found in Browser Settings or Browser Developer menu. .rm_next_btn {display:none !important} .rm_noscript_btn {display: block !important}

Register for Free

Every year, we hold an essay contest and a video contest to give your students an opportunity to express themselves and win great prizes. This year, we're opening up that opportunity even more⁠—and giving away $25,000!

2021-22 Contests

Cuban protestors are calling for liberty. John takes a closer look in this new video.

Video Spotlight

What is the best way to reduce poverty? Your students can hear two sides of this debate in the latest entry to our Both Sides of the Issue series.

Both Sides of the Issue

For the latest on Stossel in the Classroom, plus additional resources, check out this month's Ideas in Action newsletter.

Latest Newsletter