The progress of super-performing members of minority groups – President Barack Obama being an example – is commonly used to efface any contention of systemic inequality.
Around campus, the growing income inequality is not a major point of contention among teaching faculty, according to Chris Bollinger, economics professor at Kentucky since 1998.
The implication is that it is the introduction of money, which causes inequality, which in turn causes quarrels and contentions and increased numbers of violations of the law of nature.
The link between gender inequality and workplace violence bore out the contentions that discrimination contributes to violence and that both should be dealt with simultaneously when planning and supporting a largely female workforce.
That is a tacit critique of Hugo Chávez's contention that only his revolution can tackle inequality in the region.
America's glaring income inequality is certain to be a central bone of contention in the 2016 presidential election.
Literature from around the world has supported the contention that economic issues such employment, decent work, poverty and income inequality are central to a sense of manhood.
His basic contention that individual suffering is the worse feature of human life, not social inequality, causes him to focus more on the natural dilemmas of the individual rather than on social action.
Our study adds further evidence to the contention that an egalitarian social policy is not sufficient to prevent widening educational inequalities in mortality and that presumably differential patterning of health behaviours by educational level does matter.
The second piece of evidence for my contention that the tide is turning is also important, as it shows that this rising inequality, far from being a price worth paying, actually slows down growth.
This contention is supported by the fact that the annual growth rate was a significant predictor of inequality in size increment at all four sites.
