A Philosopher Redefining Equality
&gt; <i>&quot;Being homeless was an unfree condition by all counts; thus, it was incumbent on a free society to remedy that problem. A quadriplegic adult was blocked from civil society if buildings weren’t required to have ramps. Anderson’s democratic model shifted the remit of egalitarianism from the idea of equalizing wealth to the idea that people should be equally free, regardless of their differences.&quot;</i><p>I wonder if Anderson supports an open-borders immigration policy. By her argument, a free society should be equally obligated to someone unlucky enough to be born in Congo, and should afford her all the same freedoms to live, work and participate in a well functioning free society.<p>I personally don&#x27;t support an open borders policy, but that&#x27;s because I don&#x27;t subscribe to her philosophy of morality. If she isn&#x27;t calling for an immediate end to border enforcement, I wonder how she reconciles that with her espoused moral philosophy.