These three realities – social injustice on an unprecedented scale, massive inequities, and a loss of trust in elites – define our political moment, and rightly so.
So when Ramya talked about her sex education experience that they were taught about how to behave around boys, I realise how much sex education is failing girls and how it will do so little to overcome the massive inequities we see here between boys and girls.
Reducing our massive inequities will require jettisoning the notion that each school is expected to pull itself up by its own bootstraps whatever its circumstances and create proper structures for professional development, peer support and succession planning, together with strong social policies promoting equity.
And it counters the massive inequities of power and information that afflict consumers in their dealings with misbehaving big business.
It is clear that the later development of that Empire and the massive inequities and violence that it engendered were alien to his way of thinking.
That's why efforts like Equal Pay Day are so important, to call attention to the massive inequities that still exist between men and women, and particularly between men and unmarried women of color.
But skeptics have expressed concerns that the First Step Act will do very little to address the massive inequities that pervade the nation's courtrooms, prisons and police departments.
If a Socialist is one who demands a true progressive tax structure where everyone pays their fair share, one that inhibits massive inequities in the overwhelming accumulation of wealth by the top one percent of the nation as is currently the case, then we should all be Democratic Socialists!
It documented how decades of discrimination had created massive social inequity between Arab and Jewish citizens in the state of Israel.
In this way, race -- as it intersects with poverty, gender, and sexuality among other factors -- becomes the embodiment of a multifaceted social exclusion and the rationalization for massive health inequities.
