File:Flint Michigan household income distribution.svg - Wikimedia Commons
Time to end income inequality: Michigan's top 1% makes 22 times more than rest of workers – MLPP
Wealth inequality in the United States - Wikipedia
Time to end income inequality: Michigan's top 1% makes 22 times more than rest of workers – MLPP
Birmingham has highest rate of income inequality in Southeast Michigan | Drawing Detroit
Michigan's income gap is widening. Time for Democrats to soak the rich? | Bridge Michigan
US states with the highest levels of income inequality
Gender pay gap in Michigan wider than national average | Crain's Detroit Business
Gender pay gap in the United States - Wikipedia
Michigan 4th worst in gender-based income inequality
Michigan has one of the largest gender pay gaps in the U.S. - mlive.com
Time to end income inequality: Michigan's top 1% makes 21.4 times more than rest of workers – MLPP
Economic inequality by gender - Our World in Data
Rich-poor achievement gap won't budge. Is investing in teachers an answer? | Bridge Michigan
Rising Economic Inequality in the US: Key Statistics and Root Causes – Michigan Journal of Economics
Income Inequality - Inequality.org
Fair pay for women in Michigan? Not till 2086
Income Inequality in Southeastern Michigan: White and Latino Populations | Drawing Detroit
Distribution of wealth - Wikipedia
Grand Rapids has the largest wealth gap of any city in Michigan | Grand Rapids Institute for Information Democracy
Time to end income inequality: Michigan's top 1% makes 22 times more than rest of workers – MLPP
As Detroiters take to the streets, economic inequality comes into focus | Crain's Detroit Business
The what and the why behind the gender pay gap in Michigan - mlive.com
Time to end income inequality: Michigan's top 1% makes 21.4 times more than rest of workers – MLPP
The Intersection: Income Inequality in Michigan - Biggest Gap is Not In Metro Detroit - WDET 101.9 FM
Study: Women in Michigan are paid 22% less than men
Rising Economic Inequality in the US: Key Statistics and Root Causes – Michigan Journal of Economics
