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inequitable

[in-ek-wi-tuh-buhl] / ɪnˈɛk wɪ tə bəl /


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The eighth grade’s ambitious language course has been dropped as inequitable because students coming from other city schools to Masterman’s high school would not have had access to it.

From Washington Post

Any school program reliant on local funding is inherently inequitable, he argues, because less wealthy residents can’t contribute as much as the more affluent.

From Seattle Times

The Black church didn’t create the conditions for the public health crisis; it was a creation of an inequitable political and economic structure.

From Washington Post

This cultural moment is defined by the peculiar idea that America has such a surplus of excellence, it can dispense with something that should be rejected as inequitable — rigorous competition to identify merit.

From Washington Post

It is not hard to understand how an algorithm might be biased, exclusive, inequitable or unethical.

From Scientific American