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FrankSchneider_img1.gif Frank Schneider
Social Equity is in the “I” of the beholder
To me, social equity is defined
by understanding that
every human being is not
only part of a local, regional,
or national society, but is
first and foremost part of the
one global society. And, that
each of us has equal value
and unique contributions to
make without which the
world would reveal only part
of its beauty and richness.
Bringing social equity to life
means I need to take responsibility
for it in my everyday
thoughts and actions.
Venkatesh, an Indian, shows
us how.
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