HOW HAVE PEOPLE UNDERSTOOD THE MEANING OF “JUSTICE”?

How Have People Understood the Meaning of “Justice”?

How Have People Understood the Meaning of “Justice”?

Chapter 17

Freedom of Society

One of the strongest reactions this publication develops is shock, at the level of the brutality and the courage with which people faced that brutality. The hostility developed by the Freedom Rides, for demonstration, seems beyond understanding; how could the outlook of an African American squatted at the front of the bus induce someone to murder?

VOICES OF flexibility furthermore brings to light some intriguing historical points, such as the primary role of African American World conflict II veterans, who, having returned from battling for their homeland, were no longer eager to accept their second- class rank. The publication, although, does not claim to be a comprehensive history of the civil rights action; rather, it methods itself as a “collection of stories ... which illuminate one or more themes of the extending struggle for freedom.” encompassed at the back of the publication is an excellent bibliography for those involved in chasing the subject. This publication will absolutely inspire many to do so.

Chapter 18

Peace

Peace is more than armistice, more than the cessation of aggression. Peace is harmony and harmony. (Lorraine 2008)In a tranquil world, persons are all pleased to cooperate with one another. When we have attained true calm, there will be no individual who has any reason that any other individual seeks to thwart. In a tranquil world, every person will feel the truth of John Donne's meditation:

No man is an isle entire of itself; every man is a part of the Continent; a part of the main; if a clod be cleaned away by the sea, Europe is the less, and well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or ...