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The chapter discusses the concept of equality, encompassing its definitions, types, and importance within democracy and social justice. It explores various forms of equality, including legal and constitutional provisions, and examines the challenges faced in achieving true equality in society. Additionally, it highlights practical approaches to promoting equality and the relationship between equality and liberty.
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Term: Equality
Definition: The state of being treated the same as others, ensuring fairness and justice.
Term: Social Justice
Definition: Achieving fairness in social relations by ensuring no group is unduly disadvantaged.
Term: Affirmative Action
Definition: Policies aimed at improving opportunities for historically marginalized groups.
Term: CasteBased Discrimination
Definition: Discrimination that occurs based on a person's caste, often hindering social and economic mobility.
Term: Economic Inequality
Definition: The disparity in income and wealth distribution among individuals in a society.
Term: AntiDiscrimination Laws
Definition: Legislation designed to prevent discrimination based on characteristics such as race and gender.