egalitarianism

IPA: igæɫʌtˈɛriʌnɪzʌm

The political doctrine that holds that all people in a society should have equal rights from birth.

Examples of "egalitarianism" in Sentences

Racial egalitarianism is another typically leftist position.
Anyone: What’s Yglesias explanation for the increase in egalitarianism?
So, honestly, Uff the Fluff, what’s Matthews’s explanation for the increase in egalitarianism? edward says:
The price we pay for the growth in egalitarianism offered by the Internet is the decentralized access to unedited stories.
That gradually became radical egalitarianism, which is an ideal not of equality of opportunity but of equality of results.
In the name of egalitarianism, the tournament features the club champions of FIFA's six confederations, plus a representative from the host nation.
If I were interested only in egalitarianism and didn’t care at all about incentive effects, I would consider a progressive consumption tax clearly preferable to a progressive income tax.
But the contradiction of being so reliant on tests that produce huge disparate impact, vastly greater than the EEOC’s Four-Fifths guideline for suspicion of discrimination, versus their professions of liberal egalitarianism is acute.
So yes, egalitarianism is possible in a working environment, but I think the conditions are a lot harder to realise — first you have to have a relatively small employee pool, and then you have to ensure that the personalities of those employees complement each other well enough to self-police their behaviour.