Use "The best of times, worst of times" quote in regards to class division on a real American city: Kansas City, Missouri.

<Tab/>The paradox "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" can be applied to Kansas City in reference to the differences in financial classes. Kansas City has a variety of both rich and poor. As you get into the inner city there are lesser affluent people. When you get to places like the Plaza or Brookside you see a lot of money. As you head south …

…struggling with poverty each and every night. The Palazzo 16, a movie theatre at 135th and Antioch, "required" fifteen million dollars to build. The money used on building the theatre could have easily been spent on books and clothing for disadvantaged students of even pay raises for teachers. Now matter how good of a job someone does at helping the close the gap between the rich and poor, there is still work left to be done.