Title: Social Injustice - Judge-me-not: by my Circumstances
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Social Injustice
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Content: Groups of people are deemed inferior and are expected to stay silent about what they really feel and think while stroking the ego of the dominant group. It operates collectively at global and societal levels, backed by systematic institutionalized power and governance. On a basic personal level, injustice is your everyday misunderstanding. It's when two belief systems clash. It's two people that aren't listening to each other yet still expect to be heard. Both believe they are in the right. It's when parents think they know better than the child who has less life experience and their children who think they have a right to be included in decisions made about them. It's when siblings do not get along, when in-laws despise each other, when friends miscommunicate, when fighting and verbal abuse breaks out between peers, when bullying happens at school (and at home, in the community, in the workplace, in politics), when someone who has more power and authority silences the other. Maybe it's because someone is in a position of authority, older, taller, stronger, more fierce, more mean, more aggressive. It can happen whenever the persons involved do not know how to reason and negotiate respectfully, are too tired to, lack support, are not rehearsed in or immersed in a culture of mutual respect of deference and have never experienced anything other than hierarchical respect by force and dominance.