Will everyone have equal access to resources and equal opportunities?
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Managers are dragooned into sitting through lengthy seminars on equal opportunities.
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Taormina, G7 Equal Opportunities meeting, with Justice EU Commissioner Vera Jourovy.
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Ad platforms create equal opportunities for businesses but not equal outcomes.
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In that case, at least, stereotyping is an equal opportunities affair.
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"Our aim is to ensure equal opportunities," said University Minister Frederique Vidal.
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But in the end, it should be 100 percent equal opportunities for everyone.
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He gave fighters of color equal opportunities to fight as the white fighters.
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What rules of engagement do we have to secure equal opportunities for all?
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Whether transgender, eunuch, or intersex, hijra are often systematically deprived of equal opportunities.
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A world where young women don't complete their education and have equal opportunities.
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It's still mostly rural, and many women don't have equal opportunities as men.
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Labour would remain a party open to everyone, of equal opportunities, Abela said.
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We have a lot of people that aren't treated equally, aren't given equal opportunities.
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They were free to follow their faith and had equal opportunities in every field.
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"Everyone will have equal opportunities," Mr. Moon promised in his inaugural speech in 2017.
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"Women must get equal opportunities and access to state resources and power," she said.
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Ad agencies are not meritocracies or free of sexism and there are not equal opportunities.
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They may look back to a time when discrimination deprived their parents of equal opportunities.
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Schools should continue to offer equal opportunities for all students while abiding by the law.
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After slavery, white people convinced themselves that there were equal opportunities, which was a lie.
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Keep exploring, keep innovating, and keep moving us towards a world where everyone has equal opportunities.
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I chose Bernie for his understanding that blacks historically have not had equal opportunities in America.
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The underlying strong message that if you give equal opportunities to girls, they too can shine.
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We want to know that we'll be given equal opportunities for career progression in the workplace.
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Like every dad, I want my children, Nathan and Claire, to have equal opportunities in life.
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Sometimes they invoke Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto as evidence that women in Pakistan get equal opportunities.
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"We are still united in wanting men and women to have equal opportunities," Ms. Lindhagen said.
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We're not at a point where we have equal treatment, equal respect, equal rights, equal opportunities.
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Many of the scientists said they previously spoke with the institute's internal ombudsperson and equal opportunities officer.
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Still others, who may actually mean what they say, pass laws giving women equal opportunities to men.
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That is when we as a race will have equal opportunities and privileges in the United States.
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Decisive action must be taken to afford the Rohingya people the equal opportunities and freedoms they deserve.
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"We emphasize the importance of the rule of law and equal opportunities for all," the draft reads.
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She sued the company, with support from the Belgian Center for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism.
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Thus, equal opportunities to perform create a few super stars, who win extreme rewards creating great inequity.
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"A lot of those people are people that I want to give equal opportunities to," Kaepernick said.
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Colleges should be trying to decrease tuition costs in order to create equal opportunities for all students.
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The normalization of microaggressions is antithetical to a well-rounded society with equal opportunities for marginalized individuals.
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"There is no excuse for a sports club in 2020 to not have equal opportunities," Ford said.
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Moon promised change, including equal opportunities, but his ratings have been sliding recently as the economy struggles.
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I'm sure that if new, interesting talent arrives and is a woman, she will have equal opportunities.
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The Policewomen's Endowment Association helped fight for equal locker rooms, equal assignments and equal opportunities for promotions.
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She also is a big advocate for equal opportunities for women in a male dominated world and industry.
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And this is for people that are being oppressed and need to have equal opportunities to be successful.
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Their demands: Equal opportunities for education and employment, 993/7 child care centers, and free abortion on demand.
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"There's a strong sense among women that more changes are needed to give them equal opportunities," Parker said.
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His political tracts underscore the value of diversity, of stellar public education, of equal opportunities for the poor.
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Are all employees given equal opportunities to achieve the goals that are required for promotion to leadership roles?
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In 1977, Norton became the first female chair of the Equal Opportunities Employment Commission, where she served until 1981.
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A Hyundai Motor spokeswoman said the firm was committed to providing equal opportunities to all employees and opposes discrimination.
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Let's hope Trump uses his mandate to oversee an economy where all Americans are afforded equal opportunities to succeed.
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Lack of diversity, and the struggle for minorities to find equal opportunities and recognition, are very real national issues.
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The United States' commitment to equal opportunities for women nationally and around the world is what makes America great.
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In an historical moment where equal opportunities are still a pipe dream, I consider this news of extraordinary value.
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If there is more work to be done to create equal opportunities for all, I stand at the ready.
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The bottom line is this: When given equal opportunities to earn or save, our brains do not prioritize saving.
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"For decades, the government has helped perpetuate the systemic discrimination that has denied women of color equal opportunities," Warren said.
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Boyd's work on creating equal opportunities in farming extends to Latinos, women, and other minorities as well as black farmers.
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However, Americans believe in equal opportunities to achieve the American dream, and therefore in the need for protection during hardship.
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Clearly, ensuring women are given equal opportunities to influence their communities, society and governments is essential for a successful democracy.
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When it comes to gender-based discrimination and equal opportunities at work, men see their companies through rose-colored glasses.
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Kristin Rose-Möhring, the equal opportunities officer for Germany's Family Ministry, sends a newsletter to staff roughly every six weeks.
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In today's digital age, students from all ZIP codes, rural and urban, deserve equal opportunities to succeed in their education.
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She said she sought assistance from the institute's equal opportunities officer for advice on how to discuss her pregnancy with Singer.
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As Marcel Fratzscher of the DIW notes, such a rift would contravene the constitution, which guarantees equal opportunities for all Germans.
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But this is not surprising: Russia has never been a beacon of hope, democracy, the rule of law and equal opportunities.
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But the company issued statement on Twitter from Nadella, who doubled down on his support for creating equal opportunities for immigrants.
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As of 2018, Nigeria still hasn't passed the 2011 Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill -- and has faced criticism for that failure.
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It's also important to know that while the clinic is an "equal opportunities employer," it is definitely a place for cat people.
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"Diversity" may be outwardly sold as the hope that America, always a diverse country, can afford equal opportunities to all its citizens.
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"I pledge that the upcoming presidential election will be free and transparent .. and be characterized by equal opportunities between candidates," Sisi said.
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Liberals aren't satisfied with mere G.D.P. growth: They want racial equality, equal opportunities for women, a just wage for the laboring class.
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"For decades, the government has helped perpetuate the systemic discrimination that has denied women of color equal opportunities," Warren wrote on Medium.
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We fight for the First Amendment and we fight mostly for equality -- not for a guarantee of equal outcomes but for equal opportunities.
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"We hope that members will appreciate this reflects our commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunities for all girls and women," the statement concluded.
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What this boils down to is that just the threat of male violence can stand in the way of equal opportunities for women.
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Many Americans, from activists to trans celebrities, have criticized the decision as a huge step backward for trans people's access to equal opportunities.
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"The findings of the recent past have shown that equal opportunities obviously have not been maintained," the magazine quoted Prokop's letter as saying.
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Valdez, a former US Army captain, accepted the nomination in a speech Tuesday evening, during which she advocated for equal opportunities for Texans.
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"In the NFL, Mr. B was consistently at the leading edge when it came to embracing diversity and providing equal opportunities," Fitzgerald added.
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They shared similar stories of struggles with costs, a lack of equal opportunities, and a decline in black corporate leadership at McDonald&aposs.
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And I want women to know that feminism, as defined by the dictionary, means "the belief that men and women should have equal opportunities".
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When women come into positions of power, we can finally cast and put others in positions of power and eventually bring forth equal opportunities.
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As head of the award-winning Indian NGO Educate Girls, her vision is for India to become a country where girls enjoy equal opportunities.
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"The government is committed to promoting equal opportunities and fostering in the community the culture and values of inclusiveness and mutual respect," it added.
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Plus, he's proactive about making sure women have equal opportunities — he has a gender-balanced cabinet, made up of 15 men and 15 women.
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A spokeswoman for Pinduoduo said that the initiative was part of an aim to "offer equal opportunities for our users to access global products".
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"They (judges) have completely negated all the farcical stands raised by the army to deny women equal opportunities," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But, compare the polling in the two states and you see that, at least at the moment, the two races are not equal opportunities.
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It involved basic democratic elements of an enterprising and fair society: equal opportunities with social mobility, free markets and entrepreneurial spirit, personal freedom and security.
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The big picture: Warren says these executive actions are part of a broader plan to ensure equal opportunities and financial security for women of color.
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" Business Insider has noted that the Department of Education enforces Title IX compliance, which says "all student-athletes must have equal opportunities, perks, and compensation.
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By that time, both candidates will have had many and fairly equal opportunities to unify their parties and make their cases to the broader electorate.
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It shows that this industry is actually becoming genderless, and we're really making the push toward equal opportunities for everybody, regardless of race, sexuality, gender.
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"Without equal opportunities, the different forms of aggression and conflict will find a fertile terrain," said the pope, who arrived in Mozambique on Wednesday night.
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First-wavers fought not only for white women's suffrage but also for equal opportunities to education and employment, and for the right to own property.
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Schools were forced to offer equal opportunities in sports and dedicate equal amounts of athletic scholarship dollars for male and female athletes based on enrollment percentages.
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Similarly, the federal government passed Title IX in the 1970s after it became clear that states were failing to ensure equal opportunities for women in schools.
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Alma Har'el, founder of Free The Bid, a group that's pushing for equal opportunities for women directors to bid on commercial jobs in the advertising world.
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I'm running for Congress to give my neighbors a voice, and to make sure my kids have equal opportunities no matter where they choose to live.
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" Explaining the remarks to CBS, Rampling continued, "I simply meant to say that in an ideal world every performance will be given equal opportunities for consideration.
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I feel like the goal of society and the industry should be that we are just identified as "photographers" and get equal opportunities to start with.
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"Ultimately, our aim is to provide leaders with the tools to enable them to create equal opportunities for both men and women" the WEF spokesman said.
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But in this collection, with Simons' context, it became a political declaration: décolletage and pantsuits were wielded as equal opportunities, no matter the wearers' gender expression.
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Proportionate athletic aid is one component of Title IX; providing both sexes "equal opportunities" to participate in sports is another, completely separate but equally required one.
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If a hypothetical party system is to remain stable, it will have to give both sides roughly equal opportunities to cobble together 50.1% of the electorate.
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More and more women are speaking up for gender equality at work — advocating for equal opportunities and compensation, as well as a workplace free of harassment.
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But the reality is that these equal opportunities don't really stand up to scrutiny when people of color still have significantly fewer roles available to them.
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A complaint has also been filed with the Equal Opportunities Commission, on the grounds that it is illegal to discriminate against someone who has a disability.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa, who condemned the attacks on Monday, said the violence was frustrating government efforts to showcase South Africa as a country of equal opportunities.
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I mean, the very fact that we have equal opportunities to men when it comes to jobs, equal pay — by the way, equal access to education.
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Shifting to improvements of and equal opportunities for minorities, Trump announced Philadelphia fourth grader Janiyah Davis, attending with her mother Stephanie, would be receiving an Opportunity Scholarship.
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Despite experiencing pushback, the actress said she won't stop speaking out about pay equality and equal opportunities for women as there are for men in the movie industry.
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Among the tasks awaiting the new government are: equal opportunities in education and social mobility, modernization of public and social infrastructure, and support for personal freedom and security.
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For example, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a movement that aims to apply UD principles to education, so that all individuals can have equal opportunities to learn.
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The DIA would require that Medicaid and private insurances offer equal opportunities to receive LTSS in a person's home similar to what they would provide within an institution.
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The ICPD conference marks 25 years since a landmark summit in Cairo when nations agreed to address issues such as maternal health, violence against women and equal opportunities.
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Whether that means you take all your direct reports out to dinner or none of them, the key is to give men and women equal opportunities to succeed.
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On the occasion of International Women's Day last year, the equal-opportunities officer for Germany's Family Ministry stirred outrage by suggesting gender-neutral lyrics to the national anthem.
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We are that way because we live in an egalitarian society where we strive to give everyone good and equal opportunities -- regardless of ethnic, gender and social background.
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He went further during a Howard University commencement speech less than three months later, when he defined racial justice as equality of outcomes and not merely equal opportunities.
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While we continue to work for changes that will give all of America's children equal opportunities for advancement, we must end today the growth industry of private prisons.
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In "The Curse of Affirmative Action," author Bret Stephens argues the flaws of a policy that aims to provide equal opportunities to minority groups in education and employment.
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The flier for the event also served as an advertisement for the liberties NOW was demanding: free abortion, equal opportunities in work and education, and free community-based childcare.
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If we want to see Equal Pay Day start falling earlier each year, we have to start by ensuring that women have equal opportunities to do better-paying work.
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A new rainbow nation Lindelwe Dube, spokesperson for the youth-focused NGO InkuFreeHeid, said that the #Feesmustfall movement is not only about free education but also getting equal opportunities.
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Doing so would mean a future world filled with happy and healthy children, equal opportunities for all, smaller and more connected communities, and functional democracies in a healthier environment.
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On some level, holding this attitude requires assuming that all the necessary work to achieve social equality has already been done, and that everyone has equal opportunities to succeed.
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What is the best way to provide equal opportunities for male and female athletes at the Olympic Games — to add more events for women or offer fewer for men?
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And now that an "upper-caste" Brahmanical government is in place, it is working to reverse for the Constitutional safeguards assuring Dalits equal opportunities to educational and governmental programs.
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We must make sure they can all go to school, so they can get equal opportunities and so they can participate in making the world of tomorrow more equal.
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"If women have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world would not only be fairer, it would be more prosperous as well," she said in a statement.
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In an ideal world it would be great if festivals were diverse and people weren't worried about who is in what band because everyone was getting equal opportunities and representation.
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"It may be laid down as fundamental that every person on arriving at adult age is entitled to have had equal opportunities for secular, industrial and intellectual education," she said.
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Men's and women's singles players should get equal opportunities to play on Centre Court and Court One, even on overstuffed Manic Monday with its full docket of fourth-round matches.
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The current populist government, a coalition led by two parties, the League and the Five Star Movement, chose a man for the downgraded position of under secretary for equal opportunities.
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Although black students in colleges have more access (and freedom) to choose their own courses, when it comes to study abroad programs, the lack of diversity and equal opportunities continues.
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They claimed that responsibility for their actions belonged not to them but to society, which had failed to provide adequate housing, equal educational opportunities, and equal opportunities in American life.
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Although there are 2.6 million black-owned businesses in the US, the country still has a long way to go before they have equal opportunities, funding, and environments for growth.
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That's what happened to Craig Froehle, a business professor at the University of Cincinnati, when he tried to create an image to explain why equal opportunities don't always create equal outcomes.
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Prior to that she was the chief executive of UK charity Grandparents Plus, worked for the statutory sex equality body, the Equal Opportunities Commission, and also worked in the UK parliament.
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In order to reach our full potential, Latinas require equal pay and equal opportunities — for the sake of Latina workers and entrepreneurs, as well as for the sake of this country.
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The Constitutional Court said on Tuesday that Wanka had "violated the AfD's right to equal opportunities of political parties" as her remarks may have negatively affected voters' view of the party.
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That is to say, people used to believe that as women and men enjoyed more equal opportunities and earned similar pay, men and women would see the world in similar ways.
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Not only has she stressed equal opportunities for women and girls in her remarks, it is also included in the Fund's official literature as a top priority for improving economic outcomes.
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On one hand, through Ocasio Cortez's campaign, Lears' pragmatic lens reveals the very foundation on which America was built: a land that epitomized countless possibilities and equal opportunities for just about anyone.
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The poll, supported by Uber, comes as cities around the world increasingly bolster efforts to ensure women have safe, efficient transport to give them full and equal opportunities to jobs and education.
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But analyzing why the cheerleader in question, Bailey Davis, may face an uphill battle illustrates some of the challenges in creating equal opportunities for men and women — particularly in highly "gendered" professions.
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In 2013, pro surfer Darcy Roland wrote a blog post describing the "glass wave" that all female surfers are chasing: equal pay, equal opportunities to compete, and equal representation in their sport.
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As Andrew Cherlin, a professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins, wrote in February in these pages, African-Americans may look back to a time when discrimination deprived their parents of equal opportunities.
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Several of my firsts are middle-aged women, basically because it's 40 years since the Equal Opportunities Act, so in that time it's allowed a certain number of women to become firsts.
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This focus on leadership emphasises the need not only to inspire girls to get into science—a common theme of STEM campaigns—but to ensure equal opportunities to make it to the top.
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And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and especially federal policies.
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"As a teenager, I didn't understand that saying you're a feminist is just saying that you hope women and men will have equal rights and equal opportunities," she told the Guardian in 2014.
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That's why Denmark does well in the happiness rankings — there's social security, universal health care, equal opportunities for men and women, free university education — all that, of course increases quality of life and happiness.
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And from their perspective, people — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
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Obama argued that creating equal opportunities, such as Title IX's affect on the Olympics, would help ensure all people have a chance to pursue their goals, whether involving the Oval Office or something else.
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" SARAH BROWN - Founder of charity Their World and wife of former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown "The biggest challenge for women is creating equal opportunities for boys and girls and that starts with education.
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The Boy Scouts' announcement fell on the International Day of the Girl, designated by the United Nations in 2012 as a day to discuss and celebrate equal opportunities for young women around the globe.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged the people of Mozambique on Thursday to nurture their hard-earned peace and strive to provide equal opportunities for all so as not to slip back into civil war.
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Before Title IX, girls and women were routinely denied equal opportunities under the law in academics and sports - often blocked from medical and law schools and engineering programs and largely ignored in organized athletics.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation poll comes as city authorities around the world increasingly bolster efforts to ensure women have safe, efficient transport to give them full and equal opportunities to education and the workforce.
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The work opened a discussion about the gender gap in classical music and other fields, and organizations such as Opera America and Prototype have recently made efforts to provide equal opportunities for female creators.
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BDI industry association chief Ulrich Grillo told the economic conference it was a good sign if China wanted to buy something in Germany, but Beijing must give German companies equal opportunities in its country.
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Michelle Obama: This issue is personal for me When it comes to countries where girls have a difficult time finding equal opportunities, the WEF says these are the five with the most gender inequality: 5.
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In 2014, a survey carried out by Hong Kong Flight Attendants Alliance in partnership with the Hong Kong-based Equal Opportunities Commission found 27 percent of flight attendants had experienced sexual harassment while on duty.
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"If women have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world would not only be fairer, it would be more prosperous as well," World Bank Group's interim president Kristalina Georgieva said in a statement.
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Zuhal Demir, minister for equal opportunities in the Belgian government, also criticized the choice, pointing out in a statement on Facebook that if Damso's lyrics were directed at women in public, they would be illegal.
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And from their perspective, people — black and brown Americans, immigrants, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
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Labour lost a general election that year and had to wait until 1975 — when Jenkins was back at the Home Office — to pass the first Sex Discrimination Act and set up the Equal Opportunities Commission.
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When I got there, I couldn't speak the language, and I didn't have all the tools to compete for equal opportunities, so I had to build a career with elements that were very precarious sometimes.
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And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through anti-discrimination laws, policies like affirmative action, and immigration.
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And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
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We expect our employees to commit to doing the right thing, to respect other individuals at all times and treat them with dignity, and thoughtfulness, and we are committed to providing equal opportunities for all.
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"I would encourage Huawei to be given equal opportunities to bid for business, and during the operational process, if you find anything wrong, then you can charge them and accuse them," the Chinese-born Zhao said.
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But it was not lost on his handlers that such a promise helped blunt criticism of Reagan being somewhat less than a strong supporter of equal opportunities for women, something he would repeatedly disprove as president.
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Though renewables should inherently have equal opportunities to compete in the market and corporate lobbying sphere, the reality is that fossil fuel interests have the money to competitively participate in this system, while renewable interests don't.
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According to the report, there aren't enough equal opportunities offered to women and resources invested into equality, and there remain strong cultural norms and beliefs that dictate a women's role in the household and in society.
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She did say that the Education Department has historically helped protect students and keep them safe, citing segregation and providing equal opportunities for girls' athletics, but she said there were few current issues that warranted federal intervention.
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Credit Suisse has carved out a new role to lead its handling of sexual harassment claims and examine group-wide policies, as Switzerland's second-biggest bank seeks to boost equal opportunities and create a fair treatment environment.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed will temporarily delegate his powers to Public Service Minister Kamal Morjane to focus on his candidacy for the presidency and to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, he said on Thursday.
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Now, Bush and his fellow global workplace culture experts at Great Place to Work have crafted a guideline of practices and behaviors to ensure equal opportunities that make for better business, fulfilled people and a more inclusive world.
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United Nation member states agreed last year to end violence and discrimination against women and girls and make sure they have equal opportunities in all areas of life, including politics, as part of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
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Yes, liberals are correct that, responsibility aside, children are an especially vulnerable class, deserve equal opportunities in life relative to others in their generation, investing in them yields unusually high returns, and — moral responsibility aside — policy outcomes matter.
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I think reparations would benefit the African-American community greatly because they will be able to become more financially stable and live their lives having the same equal opportunities and rights as whites and other races in America.
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That's a fact, just as it's a fact that up until fairly recently in our nation's history, black people and women didn't have the same rights as white men -- and many still don't have access to equal opportunities.
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She has helped open my eyes to the less spoken issue of female incarceration and fights each day for women like her to not be judged by their past so they can have equal opportunities when rejoining society.
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The Interfederal Centre for Equal Opportunities (UNIA), an advocacy group which also works with police on rights issues, says the number of calls to its hot lines complaining about alleged abuse by police has jumped since the Paris attacks.
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I am the founder of a foundation that spreads awareness for the deaf community, and this platform is such a great platform to just let [people] know that these persons need opportunities and equal opportunities like those in society.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has carved out a new role to lead its handling of sexual harassment claims and examine group-wide policies, as Switzerland's second-biggest bank seeks to boost equal opportunities and create a fair treatment environment.
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The NAACP is missing an opportunity to fight to give low-income families the same choices the wealthy have so that equal opportunities exist for all children to excel, earn degrees, and attend the country's best colleges and universities.
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El Al's lawyers say that the deal with Air India violates a binding commitment to ensure fair competition and equal opportunities it made with the Israeli government when it was privatized in 1994, as well as international aviation conventions.
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The cast is great, too: Joshua Sasse plays the titular hero, given equal opportunities to flex his golden pipes and biceps; Karen David is the iron-willed Princess Isabella, and Mallory Jansen is Galavant's trope-dodging lost love Madalena.
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" Her publicity team, aghast, quickly went to work, and Ms. Rampling said that her words had been misinterpreted (even though that is what she had said, verbatim) and that "in an ideal world every performance will be given equal opportunities.
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The proclaimed set of rights - known as the European Pillar of Social Rights - says everybody has the right to quality education throughout their lives and that men and women must have equal opportunities in all areas and be paid the same.
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The UW literature review adds to a growing public debate about how schools and companies can encourage more women to pursue STEM fields — while also ensuring women have equal opportunities as men to hold leadership positions and advance their research.
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At the hearing before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet, lawmakers and experts highlighted the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for innovation and access to the patent system, particularly for women, minorities and other underrepresented groups.
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"Our priorities with Temer are to create more jobs, expand income and create equal opportunities for Brazilians," he told party leaders at a meeting that felt like the launch of the Temer-Meirelles ticket with a campaign jingle playing loudly.
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"We are actively promoting the empowerment of staff at all levels, with the aim of maximizing resources to provide equal opportunities for qualified talent and to ensure quality growth of the business in the future," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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Art, and creative thinking, would become paramount in not only empowering African-Americans to pursue equal opportunities, but allow for a variety of aesthetics to be developed that would represent a population both in and distinctly separate from mainstream culture.
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They want both sexes to have equal opportunities at work, but year by year more young people believe that the best home is the one where the man is the outside "achiever" and the working woman is the primary caregiver.
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"The closure of sports and training facilities in many (but not all) countries has already raised doubts about the equal opportunities for participants in the 2020 Summer Games," Werner Kogler, who is also Austria's vice chancellor, said in a statement.
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The lawsuit, filed in United States District Court in Texas, asks for compensation for the woman, who is identified as Jane Doe in the lawsuit, and asks for United to eliminate any sexual discrimination and provide equal opportunities for women.
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"The closure of sports and training facilities in many (but not all) countries has already raised doubts about the equal opportunities for participants in the 2020 Summer Games," Werner Kogler, who is also Austria's Vice-Chancellor, said in a statement.
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The App Store offers "equal opportunities to developers," Apple argues, going so far as to list all of the apps that compete with its own services (including Google Maps, Facebook Messenger, and Amazon Music) that are freely available on the App Store.
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"[Meghan's] a long-standing supporter for women's rights, for equality and for equal opportunities, and it is really exciting that she is doing this along with other women who are in the space of education on International Women's Day," Murimirwa tells PEOPLE.
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"Our hope is that this class action complaint will send a loud and clear message to WeWork and other startups that pregnant women cannot be forced out of their jobs, that women must be paid fairly and afforded equal opportunities," he added.
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Not only do the camp sessions provide girls and boys equal opportunities to play, but they also seek to teach new skills in a stifled economy where good jobs are scarce, as well as instill coping mechanisms for Gaza's extremely stressful environment.
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"This is a big step forward for Hong Kong itself to be able to win this world game ... and it is also a big step for diversity inclusion," said Alfred Chan, chairman of Hong Kong's Equal Opportunities Commission, which supported the bid.
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But while the Democratic Party might be accused of upholding the racial status quo, the Republican Party has a long track record of working to restrict the remedies available to increase housing and school integration and equal opportunities in employment and college admissions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. Senator Birch Bayh, who authored a landmark 1972 law mandating equal opportunities for women in education and sports and wrote constitutional amendments on lowering the voting age and presidential disability, died on Thursday at the age of 91.
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And we clearly can't be complacent in the battle for equal opportunities that our foremothers waged for the most fundamental rights, including voting, working in a chosen occupation, even opening our own checking account or securing a credit card without a husband's signature.
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Like the bulk of Asian Americans I know, I believe that affirmative action — which allows race to be considered as one of the factors in deciding whom to admit — is necessary to help break down barriers and ensure equal opportunities in higher education.
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And while public acceptance of domestic abuse has decreased over time, blaming victims for their abuse still exists and is tied to sexist views, such as the belief that discrimination against women is no longer a problem and men and women have equal opportunities.
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"So I've always said: What we should really be talking about is what are we doing to ensure that every single child — no matter their family income, no matter their racial background, no matter their zip code — has equal opportunities to access a quality education."
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I am approaching the mandatory retirement age set by my employer, yet I am ineligible to apply for a position within an organisation that boasts it is "an equal opportunities employer" because I did not attain GCSE grade C or above in English and maths.
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While a seemingly small gesture, the award is so much more than a trophy or plaque Gadot can hang in her home; it's a testament to the resilience and worthiness of hard-working women and non-binary folks everywhere who deserve equal opportunities and pay.
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"Leadership is defined by organizations that provide healthy and safe workplaces, cultivate diverse and equal opportunities, are innovative, have geographically diverse supplier and customer networks, and demonstrate an ability to reduce environmental impact," said Emily Lyons, managing director of the Thomson Reuters Energy Practice Group.
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It requires its teachers to have master degrees and the government provides free access to all levels of education so children of varying socioeconomic backgrounds get equal opportunities, according to a 2015 report by the Paris-based Organisation for Economic and Co-operation Development.
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Anxiety over rising unemployment among the young and a perceived lack of equal opportunities for the poor have been such hot-button issues in recent years that addressing them was the biggest campaign promise pledged by all the candidates during the 2012 presidential election.
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We need to change our structures — both by strengthening our safety net for when people fall on hard times and by making sure people have equal opportunities to succeed in the first place — so access to opportunity is not just an accident of birth.
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The rebellion, backed by millions of Chileans who have flooded the streets, derives from a deep frustration with the neoliberal economic model of development that has dominated the country's existence for almost five decades and that has not delivered the promised prosperity and equal opportunities.
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The 2014 elections doubled the number of women members of Parliament to 12 percent (only 7 percent less than the U.S. Congress), leading to the creation of an Equal Opportunities Caucus of 53 women and men who held Ukraine's first women's congress last November.
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"It's exciting when new organisations decide to join us in shining a light both on the brilliant work women are doing in film and on how far the film industry lags behind most other industries, when it comes to providing equal opportunities to women," she added.
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Awards for Best Personality for Supporting Gender Balance, Best Federal Entity for Supporting Gender Balance, and the Best Initiative for Supporting Gender Balance were part of an event designed to celebrate initiatives and programs that promote equal opportunities for men and women, according to a government statement.
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The eighth graders (who were not part of the survey) in Happy Valley, a middle-class suburb east of Portland, described equal opportunities at school for boys and girls: Girls far outnumbered boys on the student council, and a few even played on the football team.
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And he strayed from conservative Republican ranks, first to support Title IX of the 1972 Education Act, which required that colleges and universities give women equal opportunities in educational and sports programs, and then to favor extending the deadline for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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"The White Devil's Daughters" also spotlights several men who played an important role in the struggle for civil rights and equal opportunities for Chinese and Chinese-Americans, most notably Ng Poon Chew, a crusading pastor turned newspaper editor who was a lifelong supporter of the Mission Home.
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And as one of a tiny handful of Asian American directors to have a feature film career at all, Cretton's confronting that issue just as Hollywood has finally appeared to make substantive — if uncertain — strides toward more diverse representation on screen, and more equal opportunities off-screen.
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It was simply about trying to assure that the best among us -- no matter skin color or ethnicity or sexuality -- would be provided equal opportunities to compete with groups that have long had the run of the place, have long had a leg up because, frankly, they were white.
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Donors helped erect a shining, new $260 million football stadium by the banks of the Brazos River even as female students lived with inequality and Baylor remains out of compliance with Title IX, which requires equal opportunities for women in sports and protects against sexual discrimination under federal law.
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At its best, this country was founded on the idea that people can speak about their political beliefs and practice their religion freely and without fear of persecution, that people would be treated fairly by the justice system, and that everyone should have equal opportunities in employment and education.
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For example, the experts were asked whether elections were well managed, whether votes were counted fairly, whether boundaries for candidates' districts were set fairly, whether newspapers provided balanced election news, if ballot boxes were secure, and whether women had equal opportunities to run for office, among many other issues.
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Emails have been obtained by BuzzFeed News Germany showing that at least two young researchers expressed concerns about misconduct by superiors at the institute to various authorities, including the equal opportunities officer of the Max Planck Society and the chair of the works council of the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics.
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"Semi-retired" for Villa-Komaroff means working on several boards and associations—such as the Committee on Equal Opportunities in Science and Engineering at the National Science Foundation, and SACNAS, whose annual meetings now attract more than 4,000 people—varied work that reflects her life as both a scientist and activist.
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Using data from the British Election Study, Will Jennings and Gerry Stoker of the University of Southampton have shown that the rift between "cosmopolitan" and "backwater" places has grown since 1997: on everything from immigration and equal opportunities to national identity and trust in politics, Clacton and Cambridge are drifting apart.
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The absolute best way to ruin the gradual organic process of moving toward a society where men and women can both pursue the work they want — safely, with fair salaries and equal opportunities for promotion — is to freeze and polarize the conversation by imposing a bunch of rigid laws and policies.
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There's a narrative in Silicon Valley that women are badly treated, and it's absolutely true that a lot of the bro companies in the Valley — and Snap is actually in LA — don't have, I think, equal opportunities for women and clearly there is a shortage of women in leadership positions.
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Title IX may officially require schools to provide equal opportunities for girls to play, but altogether, US high schools still provide "about 1.3 million fewer chances for girls to play sports in high school as compared to boys," particularly for girls of color, according to the National Women's Law Center.
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"It's always exciting when new organisations decide they want to join us in shining a light both on the brilliant work women are doing in film and on how far the film industry lags behind most other industries when it comes to providing equal opportunities to women," said Tarquini in a press release.
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It's part of the industry's struggle to grapple with itself in the wake of revelations about sexual harassment and assault, as well as the formation of movements in a number of countries (including Time's Up in Hollywood) to advocate for safe working environments, fair pay, and equal opportunities for women in film.
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The Italian gossip magazines, filled during Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's tenure with pictures of him donning bandannas in Sardinia, have had to content themselves with images of Mr. Berlusconi's ex-wife in a boat and Mr. Berlusconi's ex-minister of Equal Opportunities, a former Miss Italy, splashing on the beach with a politician.
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A majority of respondents said the following things affected women's rights and equality: unequal responsibilities caring for children; violence against women; a focus on women's beauty and sexuality; the lack of women in political office and positions of power; sexism; racism; equal opportunities in the workplace; and access to birth control and abortion.
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"The referendum took place in a political environment in which fundamental freedoms essential to a genuinely democratic process were curtailed under the state of emergency, and the two sides did not have equal opportunities to make their case to the voters," said Tana de Zulueta, who headed the international election observation mission.
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When the Supreme Court made its judgment [the Court ruled that the school system was required to provide equal opportunities and access to all students since it received federal funding], the Office of Civil Rights at the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare began writing rules about what this necessary bilingual education would look like.
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World leaders need to intensify their efforts to build a sustainable future where women and girls from all social backgrounds and parts of the world have access to education and health services, have equal opportunities to work and to take part in public life, and are free from the threat of sexual and gender-based violence.
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It's a scene that perfectly mirrors the message running through the film, set to hit theaters on December 21997: Our society is based on a flawed understanding of gender, a systemic injustice that shows up in fairly harmless ways, like in the wrongful attribution of a stellar pâté, or in more insidious forms, like denying women equal opportunities of employment.
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"Savvy young women now want to work at companies that have PA-ternity leave, and that support men as fathers, because they understand that truly makes sure that they, as women, have equal opportunities in the workplace," says Josh Levs, author of All In: How Our Work-First Culture Fails Dads, Families, and Businesses — And How We Can Fix It Together.
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"Carson understood that our military is stronger when it provides service women with equal opportunities to compete for all combat jobs, and provides career flexibility and personnel benefits — like freezing eggs, expanding maternity leave and increasing mandatory hours for childcare facilities — to encourage service women to pursue longer military careers," said Judy Patterson, CEO of the Service Women's Action Network.
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"More than two-thirds of girls believe that society doesn't encourage women to play sports so we are setting out to change this notion by spotlighting fierce female athletes — specifically two major women's soccer players — in 'The Secret Kicker,' which is aimed at defying conventional expectations and championing equal opportunities for women," the anti-perspirant and deodorant brand said in a caption for the ad.
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In citing a gender imbalance in China as a reason for the need for a law against sex-selection abortions here, he left untouched why parents in any country might prefer to have a boy: centuries-old inheritance systems, proscribed roles for women that kept them in a home, and more modern job discrimination that made it impossible for a girl to have equal opportunities in life.
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