The phrase 'make equals' is not usually seen in written English; however, it can be used in informal contexts.
For example, "Let's make equals out of this situation and share the blame equally."
Both partners in lesbian couples seem to make equal professional sacrifices in exchange for this equality.
Together, we can make equal marriage a reality.
Does it make equal sense, though, when you get to words on paper?
the proceeds to make equal investments in each year's newcomers.
Last year, Cosmo ran a campaign calling on the government to make equal pay auditing compulsory.
For sure they'll trade minor dollars for major equity, but few will make equal tradeoffs of cash for equity.
Insurance companies must make equal treatment available to those suffering from these conditions.
We should make equal educational opportunity a federal civil right for all students.
While you're working hard to make equal pay a reality, keep your dancing shoes handy.
We understand the hard work it takes to make equal opportunity a reality.
