The phrase 'pursue equality' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an effort to make sure everyone is treated fairly and equally. For example, "The organization works to ensure that everyone is treated with respect, and they pursue equality in all aspects of their work."
Nine men, zero women, pitched at the INGO community that aims to pursue equality and equity.
The circles will entail 8 to 12 peers who will meet monthly and use "education modules" to learn the skills to pursue equality.
We should pursue equality of access in all industries, including the creative industries," he says, "because we recognize that the opportunity to try your hand in a given field is a basic and cherished kind of freedom".
Viewing their military service as patriotic sacrifice in the defense of democracy, these veterans returned home with the determination and commitment to pursue equality and social reform in the South.
As hostess, Ruby Dee delivers some familiar lines about "the emergence of an international women's movement which continues to pursue equality and more opportunities". But, generally, the script lacks forcefulness - among other matters, about the proposed equal rights amendment itself and those in and out of Government who fought it - because of its disjointed nature.
Our attempts to pursue equality and opportunity are inhibited, not only by actual rape, but by people's malevolent tolerance for it.
Pursuing equality is not about ditching quality.
The philosophy that underpins state education is that we are in the business of pursuing equality, not excellence.
Since 1990 there has been a significant increase in the activity of women's organizations pursuing equality issues, particularly fairer representation in parliament and the government.
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision and leadership in pursuing equality for all left an enduring legacy of immeasurable significance for the country that honored him this week.
Now it's the slogan of those for whom the struggle against racism is more about policing boundaries than pursuing equality.
