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Fair and Equal - What's the Difference?
By Mary Perrin |
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1 What is equal is not always fair. What is fair is not always equal. Are you confused by what you just read? Let's try to break those two sentences down. First, the words fair and equal do not mean the same thing. Equal means "exactly alike." Pretend that you got ten dollars from your aunt for your birthday in March. Your brother also got ten dollars for his birthday in July. Your aunt is treating you and your brother equally. She is giving you both the exact same amount of money even though you are two years older than your brother. |
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