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Collection of Inequality Cliparts (19)

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A tight set of inequality images optimized for clarity at small sizes, ideal for badges, labels, and infographic callouts.

A universal prohibition sign over the word “Inequality” powerfully conveys the rejection of unfair social, economic, or systemic disparities.
This universal “No Smoking” icon clearly prohibits tobacco use in designated areas.
A silhouetted executive leans heavily on one side of a scale, attempting to offset the weight of stacked gold bars-representing the challenge of balancing profit with prudence.
Remember: when you multiply or divide both sides of an inequality by a negative number, flip the inequality symbol!
The ≠ symbol represents inequality-used to denote that two values are not the same.
A hot air balloon rises past a mountain peak, illustrating the inequality x + 1,190 > 1,315-where x represents the additional height needed to surpass 1,315 meters.
Simple left-pointing chevron used for backward navigation or menu expansion.
The inequality x ≥ 125 is shown on a number line with a closed dot at 125 and shading to the right, indicating all values greater than or equal to 125.
When two people pull money in opposite directions, the relationship feels the strain. This silhouette captures the emotional weight of financial disagreement.
A bold, modern right-pointing chevron arrow-perfect for next/forward actions in digital interfaces.
A balanced scale demonstrates that (4 × 3) + 6 equals 9 + (3 × 3)-both simplify to 18-reinforcing the concept of equality in arithmetic.
gender equality transparent
A parent and child joyfully measure their heights side by side using rulers-perfect for home growth tracking.
“Good Gracious Me!” - A Victorian-era cartoon poking fun at geographic ignorance and gendered reactions in education.
A polished gold-colored hamburger menu icon, commonly used for responsive navigation toggles.
When a single bag of money outweighs an entire community-this cartoon starkly illustrates systemic economic imbalance.
A cheerful learning scene where a child with “3” holds a banana, while another with “17” waves the American flag-demonstrating 3 is less than 17.
This infographic reveals stark disparities in how women are portrayed on screen-from dialogue share to costume and nudity-based on analysis of 500 top films between 2007 and 2012.
A cheerful cartoon character proudly carries a oversized green money bag, symbolizing financial success and savings.
Gender equality represented by a balanced scale with female and male symbols.