동등하다

Control, dominance, or rule over someone or something. It can be physical (government/colonial) or abstract (emotions/market).

To look squarely at a person or object; to face a situation or truth directly without avoiding it.

The process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society, or the process by which an individual internalizes the norms and ideologies of society.

The process of caring for and training a child or young animal until they are fully grown.

Characterized by being of the same kind, nature, or origin. It describes a group or system where the members share similar properties or characteristics.

A tendency to lean toward one side or perspective; bias. It describes a lack of neutrality in judgment or information representation.

A general direction or plan of action adopted by an organization, government, or individual. It serves as a standard guideline for decision-making.

Involving two or more people or things acting on each other; mutual or reciprocal.

A duty or responsibility that one is obliged to perform, often associated with a specific social position or ethical standard.

The quality of including or being open to different types of people, ideas, or things. In social contexts, it refers to inclusivity and the acceptance of diversity.