nonsuperiority
Nonsuperiority is a philosophical and ethical stance that rejects hierarchical evaluations of individuals in terms of moral worth or social status. It argues that all persons possess equal moral claims and should be treated with equal respect and consideration, regardless of characteristics such as wealth, power, or ability.
The concept often appears in discussions of egalitarianism, where it serves as a foundational principle for
Critics of nonsuperiority point out that strict equality may overlook legitimate differences in needs or abilities
Despite such objections, proponents assert that nonsuperiority promotes social cohesion by fostering mutual recognition of dignity.