All animals are equalBut some animals are more equal than others

Summary

This quote, from George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm," illuminates the fallacy of equality in a society. While on the surface it suggests that all animals may have equal rights, it subtly reveals the existence of power dynamics and privilege. The phrase implies that certain individuals or groups within a society inevitably hold more power, influence, or societal standing than others, despite the principle of equality professing equality for all. Its cynical undertone underscores the perpetuation of inequality within societies that claim to uphold equality.