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    Sexism In Social Justice

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    The social justice issues in America are prevalent in many areas. People still encounter discrimination based on race, age, gender, and sexuality. Equality and fair treatment should be common in all cultures; however this is not the case. The non-dominant social groups, ethnic groups, and age groups are still treated unfairly. Rogers (2014) defines social justice as “the premise that all humans have a right to live fulfilling lives, which requires access to appropriate resources (economic and otherwise), decision-making opportunities, and freedom from fear of persecution”. These are fundamental rights every person should receive yet this is not the case in our society. In this paper I will discuss sexism and classism, both of these discriminating…

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    One of the Catholic Social Justice principles that I have researched is Rights and Responsibilities. The definition of this principle is that the Catholic tradition teaches that human dignity can be protected and a healthy community can be achieved only if human rights are protected and responsibilities are met. Regardless of our place in society, all human beings have a basic entitlement to have Human rights. Consequently, every person has a necessary right to life and a right to those things…

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    I could use after graduation. I felt that social justice 101 could do just that for me. However, taking this class did come with a lot of fear like I said. I knew that when I enrolled in this class, I would be the odd one out. I felt like every class I would be walking into a lion's den. I have attended a university where I have been academically and personally criticized for not agreeing with my fellow students and professors.…

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    Social Justice Themes

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    today’s world are spirituality, women’s issues, sustainability, and social justice. These themes may touch base with some and to others not at all, but in the end they are present in almost all lives. Each theme has an individualized definition and idea, but when the four come together as one it leaves people thinking of a possibility of a better world if we all would…

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    Life is not fair. That is not new information for most people. It has always been like that, though, but what makes life so unfair? Well, social justice is a very large part of that. People all over the world face discrimination and harassment for things they cannot help, and that is not right, but it is the way things are. People of color and the LGBT community are both large groups of the minority and they both face a lot of discrimination and social justice issues. The two words were…

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    Colleges of Nursing (AACN, 2008), social justice is defined as ‘acting in accordance with fair treatment regardless of economic status, race, ethnicity, age, citizenship, disability, or sexual orientation’ (p. 28). This definition encompasses the multitude of factors one needs to take into account when working closely in the public health field. Each category can be broken down to different spectrums that has the potential for bias and unjust treatment to the local community. In my opinion…

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    I chose to use the core value Social Justice and the Ethical Standard Discrimination. What are Social Justice and Discrimination? Social Justice is defined as promoting a just society by challenging injustice and valuing diversity. It says all people share a common humanity and therefore have a right to fair treatment, respect for their human rights, and a fair allocation of resources. In conditions of social justice, people are not to be discriminated against, nor did their welfare and…

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    My Definition of Social Justice: Initially, my definition of social justice was focused on the concept of equality and how the existing power structure is used. Social justice for me was doing things right by all members of a community without discrimination. Where by power, in any situation is not abused for the benefit of one group and disadvantage of another. (August 25, 2016) As Rawls mentions in his "A Theory of Justice", justice is the set of principles or guiding structure we as a society…

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    Social justice is viewed as encouraging a fair society that is made by challenging injustice and valuing diversity. That is why it is important to find a relation to aspect of language in such a diverse society. The efforts to intertwine this aspects is by following the value of what social justice means one must be aware of the rights they have even if they lack the American language. Another effort in creating social justice in relation to language is the involvement of parents maintaining a…

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    With today’s world of social media there is a strong following for internet mob mentality, or people who follow blindly on a topic that they do not know much about. People who do not read the facts on both sides, scrutinizing the person or event in question, can have the biggest impact in the life of someone who made a public mistake. With the larger mobs for the election and their ideals, to twitter statements that someone does not agree with. No matter what the situation people need to be…

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