#Injustice

David Decosimo

DavidDecosimo

The only remedy to past discrimination is *justice.* The only remedy to present discrimination is *justice.* The only remedy to future discrimination is *justice.* You cannot coherently claim X is

Will wants justice for Breonna Taylor

WLMAnderson

I don’t think looting is good. It’s that when I daily see the injustice of the mass incarceration that loots communities of family members, the injustice of colonial capitalism (gentrification)

Nang Poe

NangPoe

One good thing that came out (although I would have preferred a better way) from this coup is that people now understand their right to freedom of expression and assembly.

Hannes Bajohr

hannesbajohr

As things stand, Judith Shklar’s distinction between misfortune and injustice will become a central argument in future discussions about the governmental response to the Corona crisis. The argument is twofold:

Cody Daigle-Orians

CDaigleOrians

Us white folks have a real problem with false equivalency. Stacey not getting her order in a timely manner is not the same as police brutality and injustice. But Stacey

Scott Coley

scott_m_coley

Regarding theologians who condemn calls for systemic justice:There are two routes to denying the existence or prevalence of systemic injustice in the United States (e.g., systemic racism). One route is

zara ♀

cache_pas

If you ever want to throw a fancy term at idiots like Zoe, tell them about epistemic injustice, aka “not knowing that you don’t know what you don’t know.” A

Aidan McGlynn

AidanMcGlynn

What are some recently proposed forms of epistemic injustice that are claimed not to fit into Fricker's two categories (TI & HI)? There's Dotson & Pohlhaus on contributory/WH, Derek Anderson's

Timothy Keller

timkellernyc

A big issue is “systemic” or “institutionalized” injustice. I define the Right as those who say it hardly exists in the U.S. anymore. I define the Left as those who

Chris Green

cewgreen

This, from Rowan Williams’ *Way of St Benedict*, has me thinking: “it is bad to deny and repress emotion [and] poisonous for us to be passive under injustice.” But we

Pam Keith, Esq.

PamKeithFL

Dear America: Do you now see what a GIFT Black People are to this Nation?Appreciate it!Our resilience & hope, our eternal faith in the possible, does NOT just benefit US.

Carissa Badenoch

PatchyBandit

People often assume that America is unaware of its racism, or that people don't understand how systemic injustice works; this is false. Everyone knows that America is racist and that

Catherine

CatherineinNB

Short thread:I've been thinking a lot over the past few hours about the concept of "hate" vs. the concept of "righteous anger." I think too often, especially in fandom, these

David B. Larter

DavidLarter

The friends school I went to bundled history together. We didn't learn about just the hardship of the Pilgrims but also the diseases they spread to the Native Americans. We

Sunny Singh

ProfSunnySingh

2021. Yet the resistance to #OwnVoices remains so horrifically high. Specially the condescending ‘I know about it but....’ I don’t think these people realise how much they reveal themselves and

Samantha Hartley (Sam, she/her)

HartleySamantha

[Thread summarising the book as I go. Might take a while! Feel free to correct me if you think I’ve got it wrong]Intro: epistemic injustice is about unfairness and marginalisation

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