The principle of formal equality of opportunity demands that no formal or legal barriers exist to stop anyone from attaining a privileged social position, and political and legal systems should be organized to protect equal opportunities for careers and offices open to everyone based on talent. Rawls finds this usual way of understanding equality of opportunity to be deficient. Why? He proposes to advance fair equality of opportunity instead. What is the difference between them?
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