The phrase "advocated for equality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or promotion of equal rights or treatment for all individuals, often in social or political contexts.
Example: "Throughout her career, she has consistently advocated for equality in education and employment opportunities."
Alternatives: "championed equality" or "supported equal rights".
Janelle Monáe, wearing a Time's Up pin, advocated for equality and gender parity before introducing Kesha, who performed "Praying"—a song presumably addressed to her producer and alleged assaulter, Dr. Luke backed by a chorus of women that included Cyndi Lauper, Camila Cabello, Julia Michaels, and Andra Day.
Stacey Allaster, chief executive of the Women's Tennis Association, said: "The WTA is where we are today because we had strong leaders, like Billie Jean King, who advocated for equality and she got it done in 1973 at the US Open.
On the other end of the spectrum, the rousing music of the civil rights movement advocated for equality, and Beethoven's Ninth was a politically and socially radical statement about the joy of human solidarity.
Many pundits and others acted as if the Court's decision didn't invalidate the Voting Rights Act, but those of us who have fought and advocated for equality knew exactly what it meant.
The New Israel Fund, which advocates for equality and democracy, organized singalongs and concerts featuring women in Jerusalem and put up posters of women's faces under the slogan, "Women should be seen and heard".
Within the feminist movement, which advocates for equality in a world that remains deeply unequal, it can be useful for women to have some spaces where they organise without male input.
A new political vernacular has emerged among online contingents such as 'MRAs' (men's rights activists), who perceive themselves as locked in a fierce ideological battle against those they derisively label as 'SJWs'socialial justice warriors'): persons who advocate for equality, security and diversity in and through online mediums.
They urged couples elsewhere to continue advocating for equality.
And particularly when you look at the gaping hole in advocating for equality by straight, white men.
Marie Stopes, for example, founded the first birth control clinic in 1921, and at the time the Suffragettes were calling for the vote, she was advocating for equality in marriage. .
No matter any difficulties I face in advocating for equality, it will always be harder to be the person that is being discriminated against for their gender, race, sexual orientation, etc.
