DavidM_yeg ,
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@hannu_ikonen @falcennial

Not mine, but yes: brilliant!

Here’s an illustration, it’s easy to find.

Original illustration Interaction Institute for Social Change | Artist: Angus Maguire.”: interactioninstitute.org and madewithangus.com

This version found at https://twitter.com/CalcRound/status/1455894963363803141

A version of the Equality/Equity meme with four panels. In all the panels a baseball game is happening and three people are trying to watch; one is tall, one is medium height, and one is very short. There is a fence. Panel 1: Reality The tall person is on top of a sky high stack of boxes out of the top of the panel, the medium person has one box and can just see over the fence, the short person has been put on a hole Panel 2: Equality Each person has one box to stand on, the first 2 can see the game, but the short on cannot. Panel 3: Equity The tall person has no box, the medium person has one, and the short person has 2 boxes. All are now the same height and all can see the game. Panel 4: Justice There are no boxes, but the fence has also been removed. Everyone can now directly enjoy the game with no barrier. Printed captions under the panels read: REALITY One gets more than is needed, while the other gets less than is needed. Thus, a huge disparity is created. EQUALITY The assumption is that everyone benefits from the same supports. This is considered to be equal treatment. EQUITY Everyone gets the support they need, which produces equity. JUSTICE All 3 can see the game without supports or accommodations because the cause(s) of the inequity was addressed. The systemic barrier has been removed.
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