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The gap everyone notices but only some people are forced to live inside.
means A marked difference or imbalance between things that should, in theory, be comparable.
from From Latin disparitas, built from dis- (apart) and par (equal) — the same 'par' you find in 'par for the course' or 'peer.' So disparity is literally an 'un-equal-ness,' the state of things refusing to match.
- root meaning
- from Latin dispar, literally not equal
- not just difference
- implies unfairness, not mere variety
- favorite habitat
- income, health, sentencing, and test scores
- sneaky trick
- averages can hide it completely