Equality
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Equality may refer to:
- Social concepts
- Egalitarianism, the belief that all/some people ought to be treated equally
- Equality before the law
- Equal opportunity
- Equality of outcome or equality of condition
- Gender equality
- Racial equality
- Social equality
- Mathematics and logic
- Congruence (geometry)
- Equality (mathematics)
- Equality (relational operator), a common operator used in programming languages
- Identity (philosophy)
- Logical equality
- Novels
- Equality; or, A History of Lithconia, an 1802 American serial collected as a novel in 1837
- Equality (novel), an 1897 novel by Edward Bellamy, sequel to Looking Backward
- Film
- Equality (film), a short film produced and directed by Al Sutton, MD in 2010, that documents the largest gender equality strike in U.S. History, The Women's Strike for Equality of 1970.
- Book
- Equality by RH Tawney (1931), an argument for an egalitarian society.
- Places
- Equality, Alabama located in Elmore County, Alabama
- Equality, Illinois
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