Harvard College made an attempt to rectify institutionalized inequality in last year's decision to bar members of exclusive "final clubs" – single-sex, exclusive social clubs – from occupying leadership roles in school-sanctioned clubs or athletics and from receiving top academic scholarships like Rhodes or Fulbright.
In the present study, the gestational age at which survival beyond 6th day of life exceeded 50% was 26 weeks, indicating that it is necessary to invest in perinatal health in the analyzed region to rectify the inequality in viability for premature infants born in this area.
("In what new ways do you intend to rectify the inequalities in the workplace, specifically regarding females making only seventy-two percent of what their male counterparts earn?") Instead, he said that he knew women would want to leave the office earlier, to make dinner for their children, and that he thought employers could help with flexible schedules.
She asked how the candidates intended to "rectify the inequalities, specifically regarding females making only 72percentt of what their male counterparts earn".
Would a male moderator have chosen the fourth question, asked by a young woman, "In what new ways do you intend to rectify the inequalities in the workplace specifically regarding females making only 72percentt of what their male counterparts earn?" Post-debate, the media did not fact-check the women's data or pursue the equal pay legislation topic, which affects working women and our families.
Minority group rights are justified, as Kymlicka argues, "within a liberal egalitarian theory…which emphasizes the importance of rectifying unchosen inequalities" (Kymlicka 1995, 109).
This was hardly an advance from the point of view of social mobility, and certainly not a way of rectifying the inequalities that had inspired the reforms in the first place.
This attention is partly in recognition of the huge inequities in countries' abilities to mobilize social protection revenues, the historical and ongoing role of international economic institutions in sustaining these inequities, and the moral and human rights obligations to rectify these preventable inequalities (20).
All of us that is except those few brave souls courageous enough to either commit civil disobedience at the White House over the tar sands issue, as damaging to our climate as methane, or Occupy our public places with the simple plea to save our future and rectify the growing inequalities that are obscenely enriching the wealthy while savagely empoverishing the middle class and the poor.
