What does equality mean to you
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The document contains responses from various individuals on what equality means to them. Many of the responses emphasize being treated with equal respect, dignity, and fairness as others regardless of personal attributes such as age, race, gender, disability status, or sexual orientation. Several specifically mention having equal rights, opportunities, and access to the same life experiences as most other people in areas such as employment, marriage, housing, and social participation.
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- 2. “Equality is a world where everyone in society should be valued and supported (regardless of age , race, gender, disablitlty ). We are all human beings.Everyone has the power to affect change.” Allyson Dupont
- 3. “Having the same rights as everyone else, being able to get married without getting penalized and living in a place that I feel comfortable” Christina Battista
- 4. “To be treated respectfully, like everyone else” Kevin Delbonis
- 5. “Do good onto others, as you should do good onto you” Tony Cinco
- 6. “Have the same opportunities of other people. Get married, live in my own house,working,time with my cats family and friends.” Deanne Gagne
- 7. “To be able to receive the same treatment,neccesities,and expectations that the average person would like to find in life,enviroment and standards” Margarita Grome
- 8. “Being treated the same with the knowledge that disabled persons can do the same job. People need to realize stigmas are false” Vinny De Jesus
- 9. “Just being treated the same, like everyone else” Mark Brown
- 10. “Having the same information and opportunities that (most) other people have” Mary Wambach
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- 14. “Being able to make decisions for themselves – living independently” Tanja Blicker-Ucran
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