Sentence examples for talk equality from inspiring English sources

So sorry... Let's talk equality, freedom, justice and tolerance.

After the shoot I sat down with Aviva to talk equality for all and, of course, some Housewives prattle.

Wollstonecraft took time to edit the second edition, which, according to biographer Emily Sunstein, "sharpened her personal attack on Burke" and changed much of the text from first person to third person; "she also added a non-partisan code criticising hypocritical liberals who talk equality but scrape before the powers that be".

"If we're talking equality for LGBT people, this is a man who voted against repealing Section 28 as recently as 2003," Adil said.

Streep's letter says: "A whole new generation of women and girls are talking about equality – equal pay, equal protection from sexual assault, equal rights".

"A whole new generation of women and girls are talking about equality - equal pay, equal protection from sexual assault, equal rights".

"We talk about equality, but I agree with Hannah Arendt: for equality to be equality, it has to be concrete, it has to happen".

You can't talk about equality for women when you don't employ them in anything like equal numbers.

So we're not talking about equality, we're not talking about a slave-free zone, and we're not talking about sudden equality of status.

When people talk about equality of opportunity, they typically have relative mobility in mind.

They are the embodiment of what we mean when we talk about "equality".