inequality
inequality in the distribution of income
inequality related to wealth and income
inequality in social status, opportunities, and resources
inequality that is becoming greater over time
inequality based on gender
the process of inequality becoming greater
inequality based on race or ethnicity
a very large and obvious difference in equality
inequality that is on an upward trend
inequality in the wages paid for similar work
a state where the level of inequality has risen
inequality in access to or quality of education
an extreme and unacceptable difference in equality
inequality that exists across the world
inequality in hourly or weekly wages
inequality based on social class
a significant and considerable difference in equality
inequality that exists between different regions
inequality combining social and economic factors
inequality that is built into social structures or institutions
inequality that exists in fact, not just in theory
inequality based on biological sex
inequality related to sexual matters or identity
differences in the amount of power, wealth, etc. that people have
a regularly repeated arrangement or system of inequality
used to specify the groups affected by inequality
used to specify the area or domain where inequality occurs
to make the level of inequality smaller
to deal with the problem of inequality
to bring inequality into existence
to be the reason that inequality exists
to result in a situation of inequality
to make the level of inequality greater
to make existing inequality stronger
to make a system of inequality continue for a long time
to get rid of inequality completely
to correct or set right a situation of inequality
to keep a system of inequality in place
used to state that inequality is present
inequality continues to exist, often despite efforts to stop it
inequality continues to be a factor or problem
inequality is founded upon a particular principle or factor
the level of inequality becomes greater
inequality originates from a particular source or situation
the level of inequality becomes smaller