give a short story on equality its so urgent please
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For me, equality means treating everyone with fairness and respect, and recognizing the needs of individuals. All humans enjoy the same rights, resources, opportunities, and protections.
All men are created equal.
his sentence stands among the most powerful five words penned since Biblical times. America's founders declared the sentence a "self-evident truth," and for two hundred and thirty-seven years it has been both the rock on which the nation's democracy has stood firm, and a lightning flash that has inspired rebels everywhere to fight against the lies of tyrants.
Let's not let this glorious political history, however, dim the sentence's more prosaic value. As well as a cornerstone of our public life, "All men are created equal" can be a cornerstone of our personal point of view and of our writing.
I like to give the sentence two modern tweaks. First I change "men" to "humans" to counter any gender bias, then I change "are created" to "are" to counter any notion that we are equal at birth but become unequal afterwards. Thus the five words become four:
All humans are equal.
— from which I derive a hyper-short version that I call "The Equality Equation":
i = u
For me, equality means treating everyone with fairness and respect, and recognizing the needs of individuals. All humans enjoy the same rights, resources, opportunities, and protections.
All men are created equal.
his sentence stands among the most powerful five words penned since Biblical times. America's founders declared the sentence a "self-evident truth," and for two hundred and thirty-seven years it has been both the rock on which the nation's democracy has stood firm, and a lightning flash that has inspired rebels everywhere to fight against the lies of tyrants.
Let's not let this glorious political history, however, dim the sentence's more prosaic value. As well as a cornerstone of our public life, "All men are created equal" can be a cornerstone of our personal point of view and of our writing.
I like to give the sentence two modern tweaks. First I change "men" to "humans" to counter any gender bias, then I change "are created" to "are" to counter any notion that we are equal at birth but become unequal afterwards. Thus the five words become four:
All humans are equal.
— from which I derive a hyper-short version that I call "The Equality Equation":
i = u
siddha1:
Hey sorry to say but it is wrong because I want story not meaning of equality
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