From Visual Capitalist:
Visualizing Wealth Distribution in America (1990-2023)

Saw this announcement from the Menil Collection. A quick Google turns up this BBC article.
A good article — from 2021!
From PC Magazine. This is going to get interesting.
This has been known for quite a while. From the Guardian (UK)
I started reading There There by Tommy Orange and in the introduction I was introduced to an alternate version of Thanksgiving. In this one, the native Americans / Indians are slaughtered by European colonists just a few years after their arrival.
To be sure my memory, and perhaps education, on this subject is a bit confused. I seem to have mixed the Pilgrims, the Puritans and the Virginia Commonwealth settlers. They all arrived around the same time, and seem to have gone through the same quick cycle with the locals. Of course, the English had arrived in the middle of ongoing tribal conflicts. Being both naive and heavily armed all but guaranteed conflict with the natives.
Clean energy was responsible for 40% of China’s economic growth in 2023. From CREA.
An old woodpile in the back was falling over. Decided to move it over a few feet and clean it up in the process. When I got to the bottom I found this fellow. He wouldn’t budge. I suppose he was upset that his house was gone. I eventually picked him up and carried him over to his new digs. Hope it all goes well for him.

Ran across the word “clanging” in Cormac McCarthy’s Stella Maris. Had to look it up in Wiki. Reminds me of a popular American politician.