I have heard "equalism" being thrown about sometimes. Seems a bit too broad though, because it can drastically conflate one issue by comparing it to other issues. Like, it might be hard to have a conversation about equality when it comes to treatment of male domestic abuse victims when the very word "equalism" also invites a conversation about how a black male victim has it even worse because racism, and then a poor black male victim because of classism, and then a poor disabled black male victim because of ableism, then a poor black disabled male victim with PTSD because of mental illness stigmas, and by the time you figure out who has it worse the first guy has had no help because we couldn't focus on his needs. Obviously those other factor are important, but I think to enact change effectively we need to have one conversation at a time or it will be a standstill or argument.