While there exists a growing consensus about why to engage men and boys, less discussion has taken place around how to engage them most effectively in efforts to change inequitable and/or violent forms of masculinity (Casey et al. 2013; Dworkin, Fleming, and Colvin 2015; Minerson et al. 2011).
Inside so many nations, citizens sense that the pace of economic change — always inequitable in its distribution of benefits — has become much more uneven.
Since the 1990s, medical insurance has entered into a phase of rapid development and decommercialization when social policies were initiated and improved to change the inequitable healthcare system (Wang 2008).
"It is unfair, it is inequitable and it must be changed," he said, setting off applause that rolled through the Democratic aisle of the Assembly chamber.
The Occupy movement's most consistent meme, it means that America is failing 99percentt of the people who live here, sacrificing them in favor of the 1percentt who control the vast majority of the country's wealth and power, and that this inequitable distribution of resources should change.
"We're now seeing the hatchets fall: environmental problems, climate change, nitrogen run-off, inequitable distribution.
The future of the world will be shaped to a great extent by climate change and by the inequitable distribution of fresh water and of sources of primary energy.
Climate change is having an inequitable impact on the world today and will greatly burden future generations if we fail to act.
She described a culture that she said was inequitable in virtually every respect and hostile to change.
And I wonder: Is India reinventing democracy — democracy designed not for colonial Virginia, but for societies like this: poor; inequitable; ethnically, religiously, linguistically balkanized; in the throes of convulsive change?
