The “Grading for Equity” education plan that San Francisco scrapped in the face of backlash represented academic negligence, ...

The candid recognition that not only are equity and equality different but that achieving equity might well require inequality is made plain in both these cases by graphic depiction.

Stripped of distortions and theatrics, equity is fueled by the same primitive stuff that drives all blood feuds: tribalism, hatred, revenge, and violence.

Equity is absolutely not the same as equality, but they play for the same team. Equitable solutions require us to understand history, context, and cultural relativism.

Opinion Equality and equity are not the same | READER COMMENTARY Walmart recently announced it is rolling back some diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts.

It appears the writer has confused and conflated "equality" and "equity." Equality, according to Merriam-Webster, is “the quality or state of being equal.” Equity is “justice according to ...

How can consumer research level up in order to help provide more equitable product development?

Why health equality is not enough Health equality is a positive goal. Still, it does not consider that people have different needs, advantages, and circumstances that affect their access.

It sounds like the vice president's goal is not equality in the traditional sense of treating everyone the same, but rather to somehow achieve equivalent outcomes across disparate populations. She ...

Much like “schooling” and “education, ” “equality” and “equity” get used interchangeably. In fact, in both cases, folks often actually lean into using one more often than the other.

The concept of “equality” is an excellent one, especially when applied to opportunity. Equality of opportunity is at the core of what this nation was founded upon. The concept of “equity ...

It’s not unusual for districts, schools, and educators to confuse “equality” with “equity.” What are examples, and ways, you would help them understand the difference?