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Both women show the radical possibilities of reimagining liberalism as a tradition that takes seriously the plight of women in seeking to articulate a better way to achieve America’s highest egalitarian potential.

They also have what psychologists call a social dominance orientation — a preference for hierarchical rather than egalitarian relationships between groups.

He was proud to have grown up in a council house, educated in Scotland's distinctly egalitarian school system built on the Kirk's traditions.

“But it wasn’t socialistic in the sense that I don't think it was successful in, in spreading the wealth. But I don’t think any urban renewal, or any urban reclamation, that I'm familiar with in the city, has ever been egalitarian.”

Open Cup, the oldest national soccer competition in the country and the most egalitarian since it’s the only one open to every men’s team at every level.