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What is leadership equity and give an example of it.

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Leadership Equity is to lead all people without bias despite of status, race, or creed. A leader aims to lead with inclusiveness with value and respite for people.

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Leading by equity is leading with people in mind, with a focus on what they need to stimulate and motivate them to succeed. According to Clerkin (2021), a leader must understand the people's life or living experiences such as diversity, workplace, challenges, language, norms, cultures, and climate.

A leader must understand the construct of equity as it relates to society ...

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