This doesn't seem to be the case at all from the top two hits of googling inequality america but maybe there's a contrived way to come to any conclusion here.

This doesn't seem to be the case at all from the top two hits of googling inequality america but maybe there's a contrived way to come to any conclusion here. But aside from that a more important metric than inequality is the real material conditions of regular people. In Canada at least rents have been spiking for years on end which is directly reducing people's money on hand, and an inflation crisis is further compounding this issue this year. There's different situations in different US states, but I do not believe the situation is terribly different in many places. Things are getting worse and worse because people have less and less money.