"Alexis de Tocqueville adds the observation that as a community addresses and corrects for grave systemic injustices over time, the (smaller) ones that (inevitably) remain come to loom ever-larger in the minds of those who suffer them, so that an act or event that would have been considered a relatively minor injustice in the past comes to take on enormous significance in the present."
Damon Linker at The Week argues that "moderation in pursuit of justice is essential."
Friday, June 26, 2020
"Pretending It Isn't True Won't Change It"
Labels:
2020s,
Goldwater,
politics,
race and ethnicity,
sociology,
Tocqueville,
twenty-first century
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