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social justice in Portuguese

social justice in Portuguese is justiça social — 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 Portuguese

justiça social
noun
Fairness in society.

What does "social justice" mean?

  1. 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."
  2. 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 Portuguese?

"social justice" in Portuguese is justiça social. 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 use "social justice" in a sentence?

Example: "The charity frames access to clean water as a social justice issue." In Portuguese, "social justice" is justiça social.

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