"civic equality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the principle that all citizens should have equal rights and access to the same resources, regardless of race, gender, and other differences. Example: My country strives for civic equality, and works to ensure that all of its citizens have the same rights and opportunities.
Gutmann suggests that we should judge identity groups on a case-by-case basis, assessing the specific work they do and remembering that the ultimate goal for any democracy is to insure "civic equality, equal freedom and opportunity" not for groups but for individuals.
Conservatives, at the time, resolved the dilemma (between ballooning conglomerate power and shrinking civic equality) by simplifying Jefferson's ideas as mere equal opportunity -- an argument that survives on talk radio today.
It has been about securing civic equality.
Apart from the physical risks posed, such intimidation would inherently undermine civic equality.
The argument had moved from civic equality to personal liberation: feminists started talking about orgasms as well as ambitions.
Thus, he regrets the position of women in Islam compared with their civic equality in Plato's Republic.
Its tragedy, after centuries of autocracy and 74 years of mass-murder and ideological lunacy, is that too few of its people realise that democracy and market economics alike can thrive only if civic values honesty, equality before the law, a modicum of compassion are nurtured at the same time.
We affirm our unwavering commitment to civic and legal equality, including marriage equality.
France was the vanguard of the movement that gave civic and legal equality to the Jews.
4. Women will be guaranteed "civic and social" equality with men.
Despite what some scholars have dubbed the "romantic racialism" of some white abolitionists, all factions of the abolition movement would share this programmatic commitment to black civic and political equality.
