"It is not only that the accumulation of income at the apex of the pyramid of success is not the nation's main problem. There is little we can do to redress it anyway." This article focuses on the importance of inequality and the problems behind it. While some critics think that the inequality gap is just a part of society, others believe that the president or executive office should take action and make a decision to stop this.

"...this is only true for some students -- those who were fairly wealthy in the first place. College is certainly worth the cost, but that at present it is saddling poor and middle-class students with student debt is actually preventing them from participating in the wealth-building processes that previous generations have enjoyed." This article describes the opportunity gap between the upper, middle, and lower classes in college education. It describes how students can get discouraged to attend college simply because they are unable to pay off the college fees. This is important because it shows that with a growing middle class, the ability to have a good college education can decrease.