Question

How can death be considered an equaliser?

Answer in 20-30 words​

Answer 1

Answer:

Death is an omnipotent force, inescapable and looming. For this reason, it has been quite often referred to as the “Great Equalizer.” This designation masks the inequality of death as a culturally constructed process affected by social power dynamics

Answer 2

Death is considered an equalizer:

• Because every single person who has ever lived has either died or is about to die.
• Because all living things expire, death is a universal experience.
• And, regardless of your position in life while alive, when you die, you're just like any other dead person - a rotting corpse.