Synonyms for inequities
in·equities

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1. List of paraphrases for "inequities":

   inequalities, injustices, inequality, disparities, inégalités

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1. Louis Stokes:

   I’m going to keep on denouncing the inequities of this system, but I’m going to work within it, the problem is that a black man has to be extra special to win in this system. Why should you have to be a super black to get someplace? That’s what’s wrong in the society. The ordinary black man doesn’t have the same chance as the ordinary white man does.

2. Joe Biden:

   To address inequities, we can ensure prevention, detection, treatment, reach patients in urban, rural, suburban and tribal communities, so they have equal access to cancer diagnostics, therapeutics, and clinical trials, as part of the supercharge moonshot, I'll use my authority as president to increase funding, to … break logjams, to speed breakthroughs.

3. Francesca Dominici:

   There is enormous evidence of environmental inequities in the United States, and so with more stringent pollution standards, there will be more equity, we are at a crucial time when the EPA is thinking about more stringent standards, so it will be important to think about the context involved and to really think through these decisions with regard to environmental justice, race and social class.

4. Chris Coons:

   I am concerned about comments that William Barr has made in the past that fail to appreciate the problems created by mass incarceration and the racial inequities in the criminal justice system, the President's nominee for attorney general should demonstrate in his hearing next week that he will fully and efficiently implement the First Step Act.

5. The California board:

   The belief that 'I treat everyone the same' is insufficient: Active efforts in mathematics teaching are required in order to counter the cultural forces that have led to and continue to perpetuate current inequities.