Big cities are less equal than the rest of the country | Washington Post

Niraj Chokshi reports for GovBeat, The Post’s state and local policy blog:

“As of 2012, the rich are richer and the poor are poorer in the 50 largest cities than the national average, according to the findings from the Brookings Institution. Just three — Denver, Seattle and El Paso — saw inequality shrink, marginally, since before the recession. For the rest, things got worse.”

Read the post at GovBeat.