But this is the strangest vendetta in history because it’s completely one-sided. Blacks who were never harmed by slavery take shots at a new generation of whites who had nothing to do with it.

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.

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.

Instead of “equality” the catch word has now quietly evolved to “equity” (“Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signs agreement for federal health care model to promote equity and affordable care ...

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 ...

Re: the June 12 letter "Equity." The writer says “the Democratic Party champions equity while the Republican Party champions opportunity.” He continues, “Equity means everyone gets a C ...

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.

But public policy is not meant to be fair. The goal is equity—not equality. The fact that some people get something and others do not is by design. This happens all the time.

Equality gave our spectators ladders of the same height. But still, not everyone can see over the fence. Equity means giving all three spectators what they need to see over the fence.

Nihal Advani is the Founder and CEO of QualSights, which was named the fastest-growing consumer insights platform by Inc. magazine in 2022. Over the past few years, society has made an important ...

Today’s post is the latest in a series on the difference between equity and equality. ‘Every Student Doesn’t Need the Same Thing’ Karen Baptiste, Ed.D., a senior consultant at McREL ...

WHEN Mahatma Gandhi spoke about equality, he also stressed equity – being just and fair. Gandhi knew that equality in the loose sense would favour the rich and powerful at the expense of the ...