Word: egalitarian
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...presence in global politics. Despite controversies about constitution and unity, and though it still lacks consensus on common foreign and defense policy, Europe has in the past 50 years united itself in a way that is historically unprecedented, rejecting its past imperialist and military identity and rallying around its egalitarian tradition. With a unity founded on such democratic principles, an economy as strong as that of the United States and a multicultural population of 450 million, the EU is an exciting and vital object of study at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Harvard students finally have a wonderful...
...October 1998, Hiller and several other women formed New Profile, a feminist organization that “strives to replace Israel’s predominant military profile with a humanistic and egalitarian one,” according to the organization’s literature...
...could say the voters have been fooled by the “piece of the rock” they got...in the mail. But a common goal of preserving democratic vitality could save our budgetary keisters: allowing Democrats to muster political support for the fiscal responsibility needed to sustain egalitarian policies...
...policies and procedures have been carefully designed to avoid discriminating between its students on the basis of criteria irrelevant to the quality of their work and ideas. Refusing to facilitate recruitment by racist or otherwise discriminatory employers is a central part of this commitment. Harvard aims to be egalitarian and meritocratic, and the pursuit of these principles has produced institutional excellence and a special moral authority...
It’s a disturbing finding, and as Harvard students—walking exemplars of egalitarian political correctness—it is tempting to write it off as a social dynamic exclusive to Duke. But before we accuse the Blue Devils of being trapped in a different era, perhaps we ought to examine the environment on our own campus...