r/Egalitarianism↗
Egalitarianism is the dissolving delusion of equality where there is supposed to be equivalence and correspondence and it risks turning viciously in on itself if it does not strive enough to awaken better.
12k subscribers75 posts / mo in Sep 202659 authors / mosince 2011
r/Egalitarianism has 12k members (+7.0% over the last 12 months). It gets about 75 posts a month from 59 people. Top topics: Gender Studies in Education, Gender Pay Gap and Feminism Debates.
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- Gender Studies in Education0.6%
- Gender Pay Gap0.3%
- Feminism Debates0.2%
- Campus Sexual Assault0.1%
- University Debates & Diversity0.1%
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- Substack
- ResearchGate
- American Psychological Association
- Archive
- PostImages
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