Title: Social Injustice - Judge-me-not: by my Circumstances
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Social Injustice
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Content: That's injustice. I just invalidated your experience. Checking my privilege then, means examining the belief I hold which allowed me to tell you that I know how you feel better than you do. If you are silenced enough times, you may grow weary of defending your rights and give in or internalize that you really are inferior to me. That way, I would never have to check my privilege. I get to be right all the time without having to think about it and can take it for granted. Social Injustice is unfairness experienced by people who are perceived to fit into one or more marginalized groups (for example, an adopted, left-handed, aboriginal, female child). It is a collection of shared unjust experiences, nurtured primarily by ignorance, by an illiteracy with other ways of being, actively perpetrated through various forces serving very narrow, particular interests. The objective of social injustice is to keep the status quo or move backwards, to a less equitable society through censorship, misinformation and media propaganda. In a socially unjust world, those in power cannot be questioned and believed to be right by default due to their might.