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Warren Farrell

Nobody really believes in equality anyway.

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Warren Farrell is suggesting that although people often talk about equality, in practice they do not fully accept or act on the idea that everyone should be treated the same. He implies that true belief in equality is rare because social, economic, and personal biases influence how people behave and make decisions.

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