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Define Inequity Meaning

Inequalitied At
To be injusticed to; to not be choosed at; to be rejected; past tense of inequality (not equal)

Person 1: Im going to pick this fork over this knife
Person 2: That's unfair
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: The knife is being inequalitied at!
By Moina
Inequity
The situation which occurs in a relationship where the male feels aggrieved by always having to give in to the female whenever a situation arises. Typically occurs where the male has very little say in a relationship, or where the female is over-bearing. The result being that the males testicles are generally kept in a jar beside the female’s bed.

The inequity of David Guest and Liza Minelli's marriage.
By Diena
Inequity
An inequality of outcome.

And what (exactly) are you going to do about the inequity of getting pussy? Or do you just want to nitpick which inequities you force people to make equal as a matter of convenience? Because if we're forcing people to give up what is theirs for the purpose of redistributing it to those who get less of it; then we can take the pussy that retards are getting too much of and give it to me. For equality. I can get behind that. If not then go fuck yourself commie.
By Gussie
Income Inequality
A naturally occurring part of civilization; just like education inequality (e.g. not everyone has PhDs), hair color inequality (not everyone is blond) and location inequality (not everyone lives in a city or a two-story house).
Often used by leftists, moonbats, and the Obama Administration and like-minded as class warfare to drum up division and anger among citizens.

Malcolm got his MBA after five years of work experience and is now earning $150k a year at his new job. Tina dropped out of college, where her major was Women's Studies, and is stuck with a $30k a year job. Income inequality!
By Mariquilla
Socioeconomic Inequality
It's a social fact that no neocons, or extreme right wing adict can accept, because they're commited to think a little bit more about the social scenery in which they live. This social fact can be explained as a unequal distribution of social opportunities, where individual socioeconomic status/background has a real influence and determines which of them you are able to reach

USA can be characterized as a very unequal society, because there is a high level of socioeconomic inequality between the uppper 1% and the rest of people
By Leodora
Global Inequality
Global inequality is the state that the world's circumstances are unequal.

Global inequality include food, education and health.
By Thea
Sibling Inequality
when one sibling is favored over another. most of the time it is the younger sibling is favored over the older sibling

(A is the older sibling and Y is the younger sibling)

hey A why did you break this jar!?!?!?

A: but mom i want even in this room!?

A i don't care!

Y: but mom i did it

Mom: ohhhhh

A: mom this is sibling inequality
By Sarina
Socioeconomic Inequality
A bullshit term used by communist liberals to say that people that are not communsits are bad because they are "increasing socioeconomic inequality". Socioeconomic inequality IS NOT A BAD THING. True socioeconomic equality is COMMUNISM, where no matter how much you work your ass off you get the same amount of stuff as a someone who does no work at all. Socioeconomic inequality exists because some people in this world work hard, and some are lazy. People who say it is a bad thing are communists.

Most people think that socioeconomic inequality is a bad thing, when really it's not.
By Brittne
Inequality
Inequality means something that is not equal to something else. Such as less than and greater than.

What's the inequality between 62 and 57?
By Zia
Vaccine Inequality
When mostly corrupt or undemocratic developing countries blame the rich nations for hoarding the vaccines and expect them to fund their vaccination needs on moral grounds, as few could afford to buy them for their own citizens—when beggars become choosers and accusers, and donors are viewed as hoarders and betrayers.

WHO argues that vaccine inequality threatens global Covid-19 recovery, but avoids to address the root causes for the poor health systems plaguing most developing nations.
By Emili