If you dont see inequality, you cant address it. 📊 @NCUSCR
If you dont see inequality, you cant address it. 📊  @NCUSCR
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
Qin Gao, professor at Columbia University, explains why hidden inequality — the kind that doesn't show up in data — may be just as consequential as what we can see, and why that's a shared challenge for researchers in both the United States and China.

Watch the full interview: ncuscr.org/video/address-inequality
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