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Inequitable

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Emotional WeightPlay
Inequitable often carries a sense of unfairness that can evoke strong feelings. SlideThe inequitable treatment of workers made them feel undervalued.
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Used to highlight issues of social justice, like unequal pay or access to resources. SlideProtesters argued that the tax system was inequitable to the poor.
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Comparative NaturePlay
Often used to compare situations, showing how one is less fair than another. SlideIt seems inequitable that some students have more educational resources than others.