social justice in Japanese
social justice in Japanese is 社会正義 — social justice means the principle that wealth, opportunity and rights should be distributed fairly across a society, and the political and campaigning work aimed at achieving that.
social justice in Japanese
社会正義
Pronounced: shakaiseigi
Fairness in society.
What does "social justice" mean?
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noun The principle that wealth, opportunity and rights should be distributed fairly across a society, and the political and campaigning work aimed at achieving that.
"The charity frames access to clean water as a social justice issue."
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noun A field of academic study and professional practice concerned with structural inequality along lines such as class, race, gender and disability.
"He teaches social justice in the school of education."
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social justice in a sentence
- The charity frames access to clean water as a social justice issue.
- She spent thirty years in social justice work before entering politics.
- He teaches social justice in the school of education.
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What is "social justice" in Japanese?
"social justice" in Japanese is 社会正義. social justice means: The principle that wealth, opportunity and rights should be distributed fairly across a society, and the political and campaigning work aimed at achieving that.
How do you pronounce 社会正義?
"social justice" in Japanese is 社会正義, pronounced "shakaiseigi".
How do you use "social justice" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity frames access to clean water as a social justice issue." In Japanese, "social justice" is 社会正義.
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