Inequalities by Juju Becker https://padlet.com/jujubjunqueira/dcbcxtx1bl1znmd6 Publicar qualquer coisa em qualquer lugar en-us 2025-02-10 23:17:58 UTC 2025-02-10 23:58:16 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/3389021122/895bde6d435b7b453d6a6c609da67e28/17392312920185639361105440023704.jpg Inequalities jujubjunqueira https://padlet.com/jujubjunqueira/dcbcxtx1bl1znmd6/wish/3323313793 Inequality is something you see all over the world, and São Paulo is no different. There's a sharp contrast, between the rich and the poor. Richer people live in luxurious and fancy neighborhoods with gates and usually with great services, while many poorer areas lack basic things like decent roads, schools, and healthcare. And it's very evident if you go around the city of SP.


Although it's not just about the money, it also weighs a lot. The rich also have better education, health, and jobs. And while the poor neighborhoods face a lot of more challenges, part of it is because it’s tied to deeper social and historical problems.

]]> 2025-02-10 23:42:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jujubjunqueira/dcbcxtx1bl1znmd6/wish/3323313793 jujubjunqueira https://padlet.com/jujubjunqueira/dcbcxtx1bl1znmd6/wish/3323322827 So we can conclude, while São Paulo's inequality is visible, it's also a reminder of the big struggles many large cities face worldwide. For now we can spread awareness and effort to address these issues, to create a more balanced future even though the reality is very different.

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