Equality before the law

According to, the Huffing Post discusses the idea that The U.S Constitution does not guarantee equal rights for women. Since 1923 many activist have been trying to pass the Equal Rights Amendment also referred as ERA, which states “Equality of right under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any States on account of sex.” This reflects to the issue of why gender gap pay remains installed. Statistics show that women make 78 cents for every dollar earned by a man. For…

that the government is afraid of someone trying to overthrow them, as they keep high-ranking officials unhandicapped to ensure any potential threats are overthrown before they can cause…

presumably, social equally to newly freed Black Americans. Following the apparent failure of this goal, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 were passed in an attempt to close the gap between Black and White legal and social equality. The apparent failure of the Reconstruction Amendments to resolve this gap is intricate problem that is obscured by the simple proclamation of structural…

Birmingham Jail both stress the need to prioritize one's conscience over the dictates of laws and encourage non-violent resistance. They address their resolution to disobey authority, especially that of political nature, when a social injustice takes place. They also encourage citizens to uphold their constitutional and deep-seated right to protect liberty in the name of…

INTRO: Equality is discussed all around the world as a common goal of society. There is gender equality, economic equality, and political equality, among others. While people consider the favorable aspects of an equal nation, they tend to disregard the severe limitations. In a story called “Harrison Bergeron,” the author, Kurt Vonnegut, does just that. He portrays the several negative effects of equality that are overlooked by many. Like Vonnegut described in “Harrison Bergeron,” forced…

Read this essay so you can learn about Equality aka The Unconquerable. In this essay I am going to talk about the invention that Equality had created, his greatest invention. Then I am going to talk about his main primary motivation into making his invention. Next I will talk about if it is right for him to be motivated this way. Last I will talk about if everyone one else was motivated the same way. Let’s jump right into this essay. The Invention that Equality (The Unconquerable, Prometheus)…

represented an important and vital step to equality, foreshadowing the future fights for civil rights and equality for all women. However, not every woman was actually able to vote, though the right applied to every woman. It began with Abigail Adams, who in 1776 wrote a letter to her husband and future president John Adams…

social media conversations about a more equal world, and created a shared vision for gender equality. “If women and men are a part of a greater whole, HeForShe can help free us to realize that it is not our gender that defines us, but our shared humanity” (Nyamayaro, An invitation to men who want a better world for women”). After three days of launching, 100,000 men signed up to be ‘agents of change for equality’. A French company said they were going to eliminate pay gap by 2020 of all its…

each and every man and woman exactly equal to each other. There was no reason to do anything other than the job that the council gave to them and if they did otherwise they would be punished for being different. Prometheus, his previous name being Equality 7-2521, escaped from the detention to show the council of scholars his box that represented the scientific work of electricity. Then he escaped to the uncharted woods, to escape from the council after they rejected his box and tried to…

misogynistic principals and serve to preserve the sanctity of the male education at the cost of an “immodest” female. To require a “school-wide” dress code would imply equality in the enforcement, however many schools posses misanthropic views that are used to objectify female students. In a country that strives to achieve equality among all people, it is unjustifiable and almost barbaric to have a dress…