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Understanding Social Justice

To understand social justice, there is a need to accept that society is culturally diverse. Society justice is a crucial element in normative ethics because it prevents the discrimination of a person or a group of people based on cultural aspects such as ethnicity, gender, race, or sexual orientation. Tribe and Bell (2018) explain that social justice requires that people live with sensitivity and understanding towards one another. There are fundamental rights that should be accorded to all human beings. For instance, the right to be treated with dignity and the right to life. Social justice exists in an environment where people can enjoy their freedom free from any form of discrimination merely because they are culturally different. However, Tribe and Bell (2018) also explain that social justice is more complex, and most definitions often cover only some of its aspects. For instance, freedom does not exist in a vacuum, and there is a need to understand that there are limitations. Social justice advocates for people to enjoy their rights without infringing on other people’s freedom. The true face of social justice promotes peace and harmony in society and advocates for an environment where all persons enjoy a genuine sense of belonging.

Identifying Social Justice

There are specific norms and tendencies in society that provide evidence for the existence of social justice. The philosophy does not necessarily imply a utopian society. Social justice is a process that begins with the acknowledgment that human beings are diverse (Noltemeyer & Grapin, 2021). Most communities in the contemporary world cannot claim to possess social justice because discrimination exists in varying degrees, even though there is the consciousness that there is a need to treat all persons fairly. Even countries in the first world demonstrate favoritism regarding race, gender, and sexual orientation. A perfect example is gender discrimination, evident despite decades of advocacies. Women are yet to achieve equality due to institutions and systems that favor men. The number of women leaders, even in the developed world, is wanting. However, there is a need to appreciate that numerous discourses address the issue of social justice. Multiple studies have attempted to understand and demystify cultural diversity. Almost all findings indicate that variety has little to do with competency (Noltemeyer & Grapin, 2021). For example, the traditional assumption that men make better leaders has been refuted in places where women have been given leadership opportunities. Social justice is a process rather than an end because minority cultural groups are constantly getting bold to demand social space. An essential aspect of consideration is the consciousness of the existence of diversity and the willingness of everyone in society to take responsibility for promoting fairness.