The issue of historical marginalization has been an essential part of human history for centuries. People have been excluded from participating fully in society due to factors such as race, gender,...
The perception of fairness and justice is a key factor that influences interpersonal trust within a unit. When people believe they are treated fairly and justly, they feel safe and secure in their...
Structural bias embedded in legal institutions can be seen through selective policing patterns that affect different communities unequally. Selective policing is when law enforcement targets certain...
Workers' rights are essential to creating a just society where everyone can contribute to the economy without fear of exploitation or unfair treatment.
Some countries still block efforts towards...
The study of prison conditions is an important field that involves examining the experiences of those who are detained, their perceptions of security and justice, and how these factors impact their...
The topic of workplace inclusion has been increasingly gaining attention in recent years, particularly among businesses and organizations that seek to create safe and inclusive environments for all...
The idea that inclusion can be morally justified while still requiring individuals to conform to existing social norms raises important ethical considerations. On one hand, societal values and norms...
Queer friends are people who identify themselves as members of an alternative sexual community that challenges heterosexual norms. They often have unique ways of interacting with each other and form...
The ethical obligation towards marginalized family members is one that cannot be ignored. Marginalization can take many forms - from poverty to disability, gender identity to race - but all...
To understand how philosophical theories of justice might reconcile the right of LGBT individuals to equal treatment with the persistence of cultural prejudice, we need to explore the conceptual...