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It Never Occurred To Me That You Could Explain Economic Inequality With Air Travel. This Guy Did It.

Cartoonist Keith (“Keef”) Knight has brought attention to many things that tend to go unnoticed by traditional comic artists. He’s a gem, as you can see by this wonderful illustration of economic inequality. I’m all in favor of pulling back that curtain. You?

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