Question

300 - 500 words

What is social justice?

Why is social justice important?

Answer 1

ANSWER 1:- Social justice is a political and philosophical concept which holds that all people should have equal access to wealth, health, well-being, justice, and opportunity.

Social justice is a broad concept that is not limited to any specific religious or political movement. It is generally associated with the political left, and in the U.S. its advocates are found mainly in the Democratic party, particularly in the party's self-identified progressive and socialist wings. Progressives and socialists who do not associate with the Democratic party (independents, Greens and others) also commonly employ the term.

Every major religion contains at least one social justice movement: liberation theology, a movement that originated among Latin American Catholics, is one of the most famous.

ANSWER 2:-Social justice is important for the welfare of society as a whole. Having social justice and responsibility leads to satisfaction and pleasure of life, as well as the respect and loyalty to the leaders. People who are treated unjustly eventually rebel and make the abuser pay dearly. This is also known as revolution, assassinations, etc. There is always a price to pay for social injustice and usually the longer it takes, the more this feeling endures, the worse and more desperate it gets. Eventually it descends into hatred against the ones who are perceived as having created the injustice, once you get down that path there is no turning back. Hatred doesn't know fear, compassion, good measure or any other temperance. Its only purpose is to destroy its objective even by the destruction of its enforcer.