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LaDoris Cordell
Retired California judge LaDoris Cordell.
Laurie Naiman

A discussion about income inequality. There is some populist rhetoric coming from several of the presidential candidates this year, in both parties. The Commonwealth Club of California and The Nation magazine convened a panel of economists and activists to discuss how income inequality affects our politics, our economy, our society and our democracy. Featuring Robert Reich, Van Jones, Ai-jen Poo, Katrina vanden Heuvel and LaDoris Cordell.