Economic Inequalities. "Some people are equal but some are more equal than others," by using this quote by George Orwell, we can understand the inequalities in our society.
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Economic Inequalities
George Orwell stated that, "all people are equal but some are more equal than others." This statement has been an ideology through many civilizations through the history of mankind, and has prevailed through to modern society. Although in theory all persons are equal, many people subconsciously place prejudices upon people of different gender, race, religion, socio-economic background, appearance and sexual preferences.
I believe this statement holds a strong relevance to our society we …
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…must look at males and females as equal and work together in providing for our future generations. These issues could be better addressed by using the mistakes of mankind through the generations to build a stronger foundation of equality, freedom, fairness and liberty for our future generations. We must not sit and shrug at the problems around the world but get up and strive to better the problems with society with a fair, unbiased approach.
…must look at males and females as equal and work together in providing for our future generations. These issues could be better addressed by using the mistakes of mankind through the generations to build a stronger foundation of equality, freedom, fairness and liberty for our future generations. We must not sit and shrug at the problems around the world but get up and strive to better the problems with society with a fair, unbiased approach.
