Based on the documentary of "inequality" can you answer the questions below?

1.What was the documentary/movie about?

2.What is your take away from the documentary/movie?

3.Did anything you learned from the documentary/movie shock or surprise you?

4.In what ways will you integrate what you learned into your personal or professional life?

5.Do you feel like what you watched/listen to was important? If so, how?

6.What other thoughts do you have regarding the documentary/movie/ you watched/listen to?

THIS IS JUST INFORMATION BELOW TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT THE DOCUMENTARY WAS ABOUT.-features Robert Reich, former U. S. labor secretary and economist,

author and professor, as he makes an impassioned argument that

growing income equality is undermining the American

dream. Inequality for All, based on Reich's 2010 book, Aftershock:

The Next Economy and America's Future, explores the impact of a

widening economic gap on our economy, democracy, and society.

The film won a U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for

Achievement in Filmmaking at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

Social workers in social justice and policy, as well as those working at

the organizational and macro level, will find Reich's presentation

fascinating, fact-filled, and illuminating in guiding social work policy.