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In the UK, the differing interpretations of equality fall within two categories: those involving formal equality and those involving substantive equality.

The Equality Bill, which passed through the House of Commons on 3 December 2009, extends existing discrimination law in key demographic populations in the UK.

Are the freedoms that female human rights activists fought so hard to obtain now being taken for granted?

In the wake of Iowa, Vermont and Maine legalizing same-sex marriage, more states are considering legislation to do the same. Have we reached a tipping point?

In 1972 Title IX of the Education Amendments to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 entered legislation changing the path of American universities receiving federal aid.

The inaugural benediction speech by Reverend J. E. Lowerey has brought him into the limelight. Find out more about his background in the Civil Rights movement.

Voters can make history if either Democratic front runner is elected in 2008, but could Clinton's election to the White House finally mean true equality for women?

Fairness and equality are desirable elements of any society. But can they be taken too far? "Harrison Bergeron" and "The Lottery" show us how they can.

Marriage equality failed at the state level this week and succeeded at the local level. Besides these fights, activists are fighting for it on the online level.

Five-time presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs argued passionately for socialism and labor reform but proved to be a progressive champion for women's rights as well.

Artificial Hymen Kits, Hymenoplasties and other attempts at "restoring" virginity are considered life-savers by some and repressive by others.

It must be the sign of times. More and more men are becoming gender sensitive. Many have become hands-on daddies, balancing their child-rearing and money-making tasks.

The Barrack Obama presidency signals the "dawn of a new America." The Obama campaign fulfills the dream of Martin Luther King Jr., prompting equal opportunity for all.

San Diego's "The Center" provides services to the LGBT community,while a related organization fights to keep gay marriage legal in California.

It seems a lot has changed over the last 40, 30, and even 20 years when it comes to how women want to be treated.

The Vermont House passed S.115, an Act Relating to Civil Marriage, on Friday, March 20, 2009 in a unanimous vote. The legislation will now be passed on to the Senate.

What lies behind the Middle East and North Africa's low number of HIV/AIDS cases?

Anthem is the thrilling tale of a young man who must take the future into his own hands to save not only his own freedom, but that of the entire human race.

Derek Grimme of Creamy Radio breaks down the 300-percent hike in royalty rates and why it's not right in the least.

The number of people with degrees has been increasing rapidly over the past thirty years, yet racial inequality is still a fundamental part of American society... Why?

A popular belief these days is that if we eradicate poverty through all sorts of means, we can create equality on both local and global scales. Kabbalah says try again.

This article explores changes in sexual equality since the sexual revolution of the 1960s.

Getting involved in the gay rights movement if you're straight can be tricky, but it can be done. Here are ways to participate.

Explore the popular image of the 'cougar' - older women who date younger men.

For Hegel the purpose of history is freedom while political movements, such as the gay rights movement, have paved the way to a more tolerant and egalitarian society.

Instead of just complaining amongst themselves, French citizens took up a battle cry to create change in government and society.

Sexy TV dads are nurturing, flexible, suportive, collaborative and intelligent. Could this indicate a paradigm shift in fatherhood?

Eunice Kennedy Shriver was an innonative spirit in working towards equality for all people, especially those with physical or intellectual disabilities.

More than 50 per cent of women in West Africa cannot read or write, which can have alarming consequences when it comes to their ability to access basic human rights.

The quintessential ideals of democracy are equality, justice, freedom of choice and worship. Realists are also enthusiastic about human, civil, and political rights.

Considering the decriminalization of homosexual sex in Ireland only occurred in 1993, it may appear that gay rights in the country are advancing somewhat speedily.

Gay marriage law in Argentina and LGBT rights are among the most liberal in Latin America as activists push the Supreme Court on marriage equality and civil unions.

What is this Hispanic macho thing? The dictionary defines macho as 'male.' In simple terms, macho or "machismo" is an expression of masculinity.

The proclamation that all men are created equal took a long time to fulfill in a nation that originally denied political rights to all but propertied white males.

Where was the Round Table, where Arthur's Knights met as equals?

In a heated contest, those on both sides of the debate over gay marriage are racing to the November 4, 2008 election.

The issue of multiple discrimination has been increasingly on the legal agenda in the UK and it seems that the legislation is slowly changing to accommodate it.

As the "First Lady of the Struggle," African American political and social activist Mary McLeod Bethune focused on the struggle for gender and racial equality.

Not only is it possible for men to be feminists, it should be encouraged and supported.

Could the time be right for all of the British anti-discrimination legislation to be consolidated into a single statute?

Rights are either positive or negative rights. Positive right is when you ask someone to do something for you. Negative is when you ask someone to stop doing something.

Today marks the 99th anniversary of International Women's Day. In Wales, a recent report suggests in some major areas gender equality may be moving back in time.

Lambda Legal offers extensive resources for same-sex couples, gay marriage supporters and the LGBTQ community.

Proudly support marriage equality: the simple act of wearing a White Knot can make a difference!

Rousseau used the Social Contract to expand and further develop his social, philosophical, and political ideas and concepts. The Social Contract established the liberal

In a controversial statement on the senate floor, the senior senator from Nevada compared opposition to healthcare reform with resistance to the abolition of slavery.

Boasting the fifth largest Pride celebration in the nation, San Diego is expecting at least 160,000 spectators and participants to partake in this year's events.

Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people celebrate Pride every June, but October is the month to encourage students to learn about the struggle for GLBT rights.

Popular culture stereotypes of "Eskimos" are far from harmless, as they shape perceptions of indigenous people and promote prejudice.

Regarding its decision allowing disabled persons to travel with a necessary attendant at no extra fare, the Canadian Transportation Agency awards costs to the applicants.