Essential Question: What is injustice and how do we respond to it?

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Essential Question: What is injustice and how do we respond to it? Q1,J11 Essential Question: What is injustice and how do we respond to it? List examples of injustice that you can you think of. Explain why you believe that event / situation is unjust. Your examples may come from current local, national and world events / history / your own life and experiences.

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