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Excellent work, Nice Design metaxalone tablets usp monograph Actually, in many ways it doesn't. When [political theorist] Michael Harrington wrote "The Other America," he basically was confronting a political class that didn't recognize that poverty was a major problem. They thought it had been eradicated after the Great Depression had ended. And he went around America and said that even though it's a very affluent country, there are all these cracks where poverty hides in plain view. He described the poverty, he described the slums, he described the lack of indoor plumbing, he described the lack of access to health care. And in many ways, what you see in America today is a very similar situation. There are a lot of people with an awful lot of money, but there are an awful lot of people with absolutely nothing. And then there's a lot of people in the middle who, as the economic recession deepened in 2008-10, experienced downward mobility. Maybe that's one of the differences. In the 1960s, the country was clearly on an upward trajectory.