In this case equity means equality of outcome, not opportunity.
That is not how it is being defined by those who are pushing it. Not at all: http://everydayfeminism.com/2014/09/equality-is-not-enough/ …https://twitter.com/ryan_francis/status/848221443598962689 …
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Well, to follow your previous argument RE: protesters, they don't represent me. As an educator, I believe in equity, knowing /1
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full well that there is no equality of outcome. That is literally impossible. /2
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Sarcasm, so lets make laws to favor a specific race or gender and deny the others so we can get results
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Did you actually read the article?
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Debunked by whom? Do you work in a classroom?
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Also, I don't see outcome described in this article, only opportunity. Did I miss something?
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The terrifying part is when she claims that teaching has taught her everything she needs to know about equality.
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Believing that you are the absolute authority on any subject is dangerous.
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