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    Equality Is One of The Central Principles of Democracy and Is Based On The Belief

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    Equality means treating all people the same and providing equal opportunities and resources to all, regardless of their individual circumstances or needs. Equity recognizes that not all people and groups start from the same place due to factors like historical disadvantages. Equity means providing each person or group with the specific resources and opportunities needed to achieve equal outcomes, taking into account personal and group differences. Both equality and equity are important principles for addressing the needs of persons with disabilities or vulnerabilities, but equity focuses more on fairness by leveling the playing field for successful outcomes.

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    Equality means treating all people the same and providing equal opportunities and resources to all, regardless of their individual circumstances or needs. Equity recognizes that not all people and groups start from the same place due to factors like historical disadvantages. Equity means providing each person or group with the specific resources and opportunities needed to achieve equal outcomes, taking into account personal and group differences. Both equality and equity are important principles for addressing the needs of persons with disabilities or vulnerabilities, but equity focuses more on fairness by leveling the playing field for successful outcomes.

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    Equality means treating all people the same and providing equal opportunities and resources to all, regardless of their individual circumstances or needs. Equity recognizes that not all people and groups start from the same place due to factors like historical disadvantages. Equity means providing each person or group with the specific resources and opportunities needed to achieve equal outcomes, taking into account personal and group differences. Both equality and equity are important principles for addressing the needs of persons with disabilities or vulnerabilities, but equity focuses more on fairness by leveling the playing field for successful outcomes.

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    Equality Is One of The Central Principles of Democracy and Is Based On The Belief

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    Equality means treating all people the same and providing equal opportunities and resources to all, regardless of their individual circumstances or needs. Equity recognizes that not all people and groups start from the same place due to factors like historical disadvantages. Equity means providing each person or group with the specific resources and opportunities needed to achieve equal outcomes, taking into account personal and group differences. Both equality and equity are important principles for addressing the needs of persons with disabilities or vulnerabilities, but equity focuses more on fairness by leveling the playing field for successful outcomes.

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    1.

    Distinguish the terms Equality and Equity; and elaborate their importance in
    addressing the needs of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and vulnerabilities.

     Equality is one of the central principles of democracy and is based on the belief
    that all people should have the same opportunities to be successful and have a
    productive, enjoyable life.
     Equality is rooted in fairness since it is linked to another American ideal, that of a
    meritocracy.
     The idea of equality is key to the notion that everyone will be able to achieve
    based on their efforts and contributions to society instead of their status or
    position.
     Equality was particularly important during the civil rights era when nonwhites
    didn’t have equal standing or treatment before the law. More recently there has
    been a debate about whether equality is enough and whether equity is a more
    important principle
     . Equality means each individual or group of people is given the same resources or
    opportunities
     Equality means each individual or group of people is given the same
    resources and opportunities, regardless of their circumstances.
     In social and racial justice movements, equality can
    actually increase  inequities in communities as not every group of people
    needs the same resources or opportunities allocated to them in order to
    thrive.
     Equality is giving everyone the exact same resources across the board,
    regardless of individuals’ or groups of people’s actual needs or
    opportunities/resources already provided to them.

     Equity recognizes that everyone doesn’t begin in the same place in society.


    Some people face adverse conditions and circumstances making it more
    challenging with the same effort to achieve the same goals.
     Equity advocates for those who may have been historically disadvantaged,
    making it difficult for them to be successful. What is “fair” as it relates to equity
    isn’t a question of what is the same but rather the point from which a person
    begins. Equity takes into account historical and other factors in determining what
    is fair.
     Equity recognizes that each person has different circumstances and allocates the exact
    resources and opportunities needed to reach an equal outcome. 
     Equity, in its simplest terms as it relates to racial and social justice,
    means meeting communities where they are and allocating
    resources and
     opportunities as needed to create equal outcomes for all community
    members
     Equity recognizes each person has different circumstances and
    needs, and therefore different groups of people need different
    resources and opportunities allocated to them in order to thrive

    2. Define the terms peace, democracy and development from the perspective of
    Inclusiveness.

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