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social justice
[soh-shuhl juhs-tis]
noun
fair treatment of all people in a society, including respect for the rights of minorities and equitable distribution of resources among members of a community.
Word History and Origins
Origin of social justice1
Example Sentences
Now 59, Carrington, who also serves as Zildjian Chair in Performance at Berklee College of Music in Boston, is ready to pass along some of the fight for social justice to the younger generation.
“It’s very clear they have an agenda against social justice organizations and anybody in any infrastructure that supports the community rights organizations.” she said.
Ms Hodson said: "His strong sense of social justice inspired those around him."
And yet, as Freedman implies throughout, elements of Dylan’s Jewishness remained central to his art and identity, from his commitment to social justice to his imaginative formation of a new persona.
In some ways, Leo is the successor Francis deserves, likewise an advocate for social justice, whether championing migrants’ rights or women holding leadership roles in the Catholic Church, but less accepting of LGBTQ+ communities.
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