Inequality In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World

True wealth is not about money, instead it is about the values we live and the love we portray. Two different societies, rich and poor, are contrasted in Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World”, in which utopian morals contradict traditional morals. Although poverty diminishes the idealistic lifestyle one can live, and may make living situations difficult, through a more indepth assessment, poverty brings people together.
Poverty creates the inequality in different societal classes. The “growth in wealth of the rich, along with a decrease in wealth of the middle class, has caused severe inequality that has several negative effects”(Stiglitz). The growth of the wealthy threaten social unrest, because of the major inequality. Poverty is a major issue in which few people in society cannot afford to live comfortably. This issue …show more content…
But, what if the near half of the world's population could be helping our economy instead of hindering it? Getting as many people out of poverty is highly beneficiary and thus should be one of our biggest priorities. If someone isn’t able to finish the race because they fall down on the floor, we should come to the rescue to help them finish. What happened to kindness? Kindness, which will only be given to certain individuals, we cannot have criminals or drug addicts to receive aid. They should be sent to other programs in which they will be helped to a normal state. In any area of the world, inequality hinders the low-income individuals, posing a threat to our global economy if we do not act. The poor should no longer live in a state of worry, but in a state of employment. Poverty in society is a barrier between greater success in our world, a wall that slows progress.. In spite of the negativity of poverty, a stable society is possible to be achieved if society works as a whole to equalize civilization for the betterment of our