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Even having a female leader, they always find something better to do than to sort out the pesky issue of inequality.
This is everyone's problem, and we all play a role in dismantling systems of inequality.
Every single day, we are all given the opportunity to disrupt patterns of inequality.
I want to talk about gender inequality in film.
So, as soon as I recognized these patterns, I wanted to find out why, and it turns out that there are two drivers to inequality on-screen: content creator gender and misperceptions of the audience.
SDG 1 on poverty, SDG 5 on gender equality, SDG 10 on inequality, SDG 11 on inclusive cities and SDG 16 on peace and justice.
Howard Morgan: One of the things that has clearly made a huge difference in this country and other countries is the income distribution inequality, the dramatic change in income distribution in the US from what it was 50 years ago, and around the world.
But if you want, for example, to reduce inequality, that's very, very difficult.
And it raises similar issues about inequality, about economic disparity, violence, physical and mental health.
Right now there's a bill in congress about measuring racial inequality.
Facts like injustice and inequality leave a huge mark on our lives.
One of America's best-kept secrets is how residential segregation is the secret source that creates racial inequality in the United States.
I know that many of you may feel pessimistic about a future of rising inequality, xenophobia and climate change.
Without capital, inequality is locked in.
I will frame this conversation in the context of the United States, but this discussion applies virtually to any country facing increasing inequality.
Even in times of economic expansion, inequality grows.
And without government intervention, they generate an iterative cycle of both stratification and inequality.
There are obviously many details to be worked out, but it is a policy proposal grounded in the functional roles and the inherited advantages of wealth that moves us away from the reinforcing status quo behavioral explanations for inequality towards more structural solutions.
The extent of our dramatic inequality is at least as much a problem of politics as it is a problem of economics.
It is time to get beyond the false narratives that attribute inequality to individual personal deficits while largely ignoring the advantages of wealth.
Is this going to lead to a kind of, you know, increasing inequality?
After all, what is a slum besides an organic response to acute housing deficits and income inequality?
So, I teach college students about inequality and race in education, and I like to leave my office open to any of my students who might just want to see me to chat.
The prediction is that by 2050, 66 percent of the population will live in cities and the United Nations, the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum, are warning us, if we don't plan for the increased density, current problems in our cities, like inequality, congestion, crime can only get worse.
You see, the Khmer Rouge looked to Cambodia, and they saw centuries of rigid inequality.
The only way we're going to bridge the inequality gap is by recognizing our privileges and using them to help others.
And just like we should focus on economic inequality worldwide, we need to pay more attention to emotional and cognitive gaps worldwide and how to bridge these gaps, because they do matter.
By delivering sermons, he developed his voice as a writer, but also grew conflicted about the Church’s stance on racial inequality and homosexuality.
But if something is written on the slate, then some people could have more of it than others, and according to this line of thinking, that would justify discrimination and inequality.
And, of course, soaring levels of inequality.
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