The Collaborative International Dictionary
Inequitable \In*eq"ui*ta*ble\, a.
Not equitable; not just.
--Burke.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. unfair, unequal or unjust
WordNet
Usage examples of "inequitable".
She didn't want to greet people, just to tell women how fine their hair looked all pinned and decorated, or men how fine the cut of their coat was, or to listen patiently to supplications that invariably involved the distribution of funds and always sought to prove that the appellant was in no way seeking advantage, but only relief from the inequitable situation in which he was mired.
They argued that this was inequitable at best, and a mockery of the entire election process at worst.
These rich men and women (many of whom had not paid a dime's worth of personal income tax in years, due to what is commonly known as the world's most inequitable tax system ever devised, thank Congress for that) were going to live!
Clearly it is to the inequitable distribution of resources among your kind related and is by your regressive tribal society exacerbated.