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11-30-12: Maryland Morning with Sheliah Kast
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Inequality discussions often focus on income inequality. But the wealth gap is just as complicit in perpetuating disadvantage through the generations. We'll talk about how housing contributed to the wealth gap, and meet an 88-year-old black World War II veteran who is feeling the effects of that gap as his health declines.
Anne Kubisch's in-laws bought a house in a white New Jersey suburb five decades ago. A friend of hers bought in a black Baltimore neighborhood in the same year, for the same price. She tells Tom Hall just how differently those two stories turned out.
A dynamic duo - Tom Hall and J. Wynn Rousuck - review "Million Dollar Quartet" at the Hippodrome Theatre.
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