This is kenyas biggest trash dump. Hes just a few kilometers away from nairobis commercial district every day hundreds of trucks are running with garbage from the citys not fluent districts and its hotels and restaurants. I mean i sort the trash because im trying to earn a little money and. Im no longer alone because i have a wife and child mouth and i have four legs and theyre waiting for me to come back with milk or bread in the evening. It was happening i knew nothing that theyll complain if i come home empty handed have the yeah yeah. Theres a few guns with you i collect food and put it aside to feed my pigs they have to eat too. Sometimes i might be lucky and find so. Packed meat and chips here. And that would be lunch for today just like that. Some might think this is not a good job and if they see me looking as dirty as i am now they might look down on me but i know what im getting out of it. Is not what i think without looking and you can find food but theres meat. You see thes
have high income and because she didn t have a lot of money and young men maybe. i was coming here to work i didn t have my data . so i done before the place i can t play money. back i have my own. no three i want to be in my paycheck. first was seen as something that was necessary for growth to happen was something that was necessary for israel productivity. would be no clinic to be. then we started to realize that ok too much good he may be a local problem. and brooklyn new york. b.r.
twenty years during the equivalent of the average annual income in the us people like me would need the better part of a lifetime the world is more unequal than any one nation within it it s extreme levels of inequality between the poorest nations and the richest and in fact when you look at wealth the cumulation of wealth is rising to a fraction of a global one percent at an extraordinary rate. new york is not just one of the cities with the most billionaires. it s also one of the most wasteful urban centers on earth more trash is produced per capita here than in most other cities. but many of the objects don t belong in the garbage in the first place yes as retired sanitation worker nelson molina can testify if for thirty two years he salvaged treasures from the trash you know to fill a small museum. and you just did you set this all up i set all this up my debts
. is. really not a job i feel relaxed being here in the skin mary marks. but since i walked in i have this feeling of like i am in a place of a different class around. i feel in a place where i m not supposed to be. and look at the miley but i also deserve to be here. in the news in the i mean a funny. lately i ve noticed more shopping malls being built in schools in children s homes in the way i see it they are investing more in malls but in homes hospitals and schools. inequality actually disrupt an economy. an economy that is too unequal is an economy that is not going to do the proper investments in order to for this economy to flourish in the future
a place that opened up the gates i see a community of people they re all working cutting boxes and i looked around and i seen people bringing out fresh home cooked food take trays of it and i said to myself what is this they showed me what to do i thought you just put twenty four bottles in a box no they said you want more money sort them. he began explaining to me who was who that sister is running this place and write the name as well this is such a god. so you re to be in the five senses and you recall that also the dignity and by your each human being each of us can do a lot given the chance i don t think anybody here we can wants to live like wall street people we have reached some way and i think when the person is half the