Social Justice

“L’État, c’est moi!” “I am the State!” This famous phrase, attributed to the French king Louis XIV and proclaimed during a meeting with his ministers in the second half of the 17th century, represents the beginning in Europe of what was known as monarchical absolutism (Duruy 1917, 195-196). Inspired by his education, and encouraged by…

The Justice System towards the people can be very enforcing in many situations. The Justice system can be very moralistic with many of the communities by how their choices are with actions that are made. This visualizes the aspects of Diverse Communities throughout the United states. Many diverse backgrounds play important roles in every community…

The events that make up my life often relate to other events of my life, such as to pieces of literature that I have read or to themes that I have experienced. I recently went to a showing of the movie “Straight Outta Compton.” When attending this event, I noticed how closely it aligned with…

In today’s society, justice for clear wrong doings no longer occurs for unlawful situations. In 2014, Eric Garner, a 43-year-old black man selling cigarettes, was wrongfully murdered in New York after two police officers put him in a choke-hold during his arrest and would not let go. His dying words were, “I can’t breathe”. His…

The IAD Framework includes contextual factors which are identified in the framework as biophysical conditions and attributes of the community within which actors are embedded. The physical environment can include the natural environment or the man-made environment which includes physical structures, public infrastructure, parks, neighborhoods, institutions such as places of worship and schools. Attributes of…

Our God has come through to many sick, hungry, homeless, and diseased people. He has brought to them a whole new life, or at least a new perspective of how to look at life. With Gods powers, He can conquer anything and everything. No one or no one thing can overpower what God has made…