The phrase "advancement of equality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about social justice, civil rights, or any context where promoting equal rights and opportunities is relevant.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to the advancement of equality in education for all students, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "promotion of equality" or "progress towards equality".
For services to the advancement of equality and human rights in Gibraltar.
But she believes the advancement of equality within the church could have a transformative effect on every church-related institution, including thousands of Catholic schools that educate girls.
It introduces new obligations on public authorities and others to have "due regard" to certain objectives including the advancement of equality and the fostering of good relations between groups.
The latest term brought some good news for the advancement of equality, primarily by way of the Court's two marriage equality decisions.
As we have seen in Uganda following the death of LGBTI leader David Kato, the advancement of equality and democracy is an unstoppable tide.
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Commissioners like the NBA's Adam Silver, who have been stalwarts in the advancement of racial equality, particularly in light of racist remarks by L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling, have been silent on LGBT equality.
Poster Nana's understanding of what professors are supposed to do is expansive: "Part of academics' responsibility is the advancement of Justice, equality, human rights preservation".
It almost sounded like Clinton, the president who'd signed DOMA, and seemingly happily, was suggesting that we had him to thank for the advancement of marriage equality.
He cited Morrow's fiscal conservatism and inability to control the legislature in 1922 as reasons for his lackluster assessment, although he praised Morrow's advancement of racial equality in the state.
