The phrase "equity and equality" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the principles of fairness and justice, and is often used in discussions about social, political, and economic issues. Example: "A key goal of our organization is to promote equity and equality for all individuals, regardless of their race, gender, or socioeconomic status."
Our march toward equity and equality cannot be sacrificed.
It's being a decent human; it's shifting paradigms; it's working to change our culture so that there is equity and equality for everyone.
In 2012, Obamacare and the Ryan budget represent the predominant governing vision of each party, which means that the outcome of the election on Nov. 6 will accurately test where the voters stand on issues of fairness, equity and equality.
I also hope that the extraordinary events in the north encourage all leaders to provide the governance, development, equity and equality, and respect for human rights their people deserve – and to end the culture of impunity.
They also proposed a different style of urban politics putting issues of equity and equality of places at their core.
For activists in Taranto and Enziteto, equity and equality are not only a matter of recognition, inclusion and redistribution.
"Lyft has a longstanding track record of action in support of the communities we serve, from our commitment to the ACLU to standing up for pay equity and racial equality," a Lyft spokesperson told TechCrunch.
This is problematic because the issue of equity, and perhaps equality, is far more complex than this scenario allows.
The conversation about gender diversity (also known as "gender balance," "gender equity" and "gender equality") needs to go deeper.
Abramson, the focus of a controversy over pay equity and gender equality, did not address those issues at Monday's commencement.
"I myself am a feminist and I believe that we need to make sure that we have pay equity and gender equality right across the board," he said.
