Equity arose in Anglo-American legal ... have a common interest in “social justice.” Intersectionality theory is why DEI ideologues hold the improbable idea that the U.S. civil rights struggle ...

School districts across the country spent more than $19 million in federal tax dollars on “diversity, equity, and inclusion” ...

each operationalized by our theory of change that centers our partners and the most impacted people. Our broader racial justice and equity work focuses on reparative and economic justice ...

In "A Theory of Justice" (1971), which he labeled ... has commented that “health equity” and social justice in health are interchangeable. The goal of social justice in health care, she ...

Equity, in its technical and scientific legal use, means neither natural justice nor even all that ... differing in its origin, theory, and methods from the common law. Laird v.

justice,” “equality vs ... even during times of broad social progress. In theory, equity politics is about helping these people — those truly disadvantaged by centuries of structural ...

FIRST ON FOX – The most populous county in Illinois is currently bringing "racial… equity" into its criminal justice system using a consulting agency which promulgates critical race theory ...

Greek and Roman legal theory distinguished between jus (law) and aequitas (equity). The distinction is rooted in the recognition that, at times, the law as written is ill-suited to render justice ...

The podcast takes high-level theory, research findings and policy ... Founded at Saint Louis University, the Institute for Healing Justice & Equity (IHJE) aims to eliminate disparities caused ...