Correct option and reason please 27. Because of events of thisthereyearhas been an increased amount ofdiscussion about equity and equality?However, these are fundamentallydifferent concepts. All of the followingare true except for:O a. equity means treating everyonethe sameO b. equity means leveling the playingfieldO c. equality means treating everyonethe sameO d. a key difference is fairness v.samenesse. equity focuses on removingbarriers

27. Because of events of this year ther has been an increased amount of discussion about equity and equality? However, these are fundamentally different concepts. All of the following are true except for:

27. Because of events of this year ther has been an increased amount of discussion about equity and equality? However, these are fundamentally different concepts. All of the following are true except for:

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