Inequities in a sentence

Because of the resolution, teachers have faced a fear of teaching about racial inequities and have avoided “using group terms like ‘white,’ the lawsuit alleges.

But when executed with firm goals in mind, it can transform communities—particularly those that have suffered from entrenched, systemic inequities.

But while the struggles and inequities faced by such women employed overseas are well-documented, the challenges that await them after they return home are less so.

By contrast, other scholars maintain that racist inequities and policies can be identified and remedied only if we retain racial categories.

Community and Public Sector Union national secretary Melissa Donnelly agreed pay inequities wouldn't be solved in a single bargaining round.

Conceptualized and written by justice-impacted people, the pilot project hopes to demonstrate that reentry support improves student retention in Maine and recidivism, while simultaneously reducing the systemic inequities justice-impacted students face.

Ebonie Lamb, a special education teacher in Pittsburgh Public Schools, said it’s “emotionally exhausting” to see the inequities between student groups and try to close those academic gaps.

Equity Diversity and Inclusion have become buzz words recently, with many organisations, clubs and groups wanting to focus on how to address systems and structures that have encouraged inequities and lack of diversity in our communities.

Inequities only seemed to motivate the Mustangs, who have produced leaders like basketball coach Ellis Davis, numerous professional athletes, multiple fire chiefs, and a host of notable Dallas alumni.

It is also critical that understand the structural causes of gender inequities in Indian politics.

It published a outlining the inequities women face in accessing heart and brain health care on Wednesday (Feb. 1), marking the start of Heart Month.

It’s time for the Biden administration to finalize these rules to protect South Carolina’s youth and address health inequities in our country.

Last week, NFL owners approved a resolution to address “competitive inequities” stemming from Week 17’s canceled matchup between the Bills and Cincinnati Bengals following safety Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest.

Not the big players who kept leaving for fresher pastures, nor the bigger clubs who lured them there, nor the financial inequities that enabled them.

Now, we’re seeing a reckoning of those inequities through initiatives like Reconnect Rondo and Biden’s Infrastructure Plan.

Similarly, while the digital revolution has resulted in revolutionary change, it has also given rise to issues such as data privacy, digital inequities, and the possible erosion of cultural nuances in our globally connected world.

Their findings are consistent with other studies that suggest disasters exacerbate existing financial inequities.

The move to end the state of emergency by the Biden and Healey administrations will only further increase health inequities for those populations, according to the coalition.

These audits have become a new frontier in the modern civil rights movement, helping to prevent businesses from regressing into old practices, riddled with inequities.

These outcomes can further exacerbate societal inequities, foster polarizing viewpoints, and, in extreme cases, even provide fatal advice.