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social justice

4 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.

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Amos

Hebrew shepherd-prophet from Tekoa who was the first of the 'writing prophets' — whose book of oracles attacks the social injustice of the Northern Kingdom (exploitation of the poor, luxury amid poverty, hollow ritual) and predicts the Assyrian destruction as divine punishment.

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Les Miserables

Victor Hugo's 1862 novel following Jean Valjean's redemption and Inspector Javert's rigid legalism through the upheavals of post-Napoleonic France — one of the most widely read novels in the world — a sustained meditation on justice, mercy, social inequality, and redemption.

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Kenneth Jones

Kenneth Jones is an American anti-racism educator and organizational consultant who co-authored Dismantling Racism: A Workbook for Social Change Groups with Tema Okun. The workbook identifies characteristics of white supremacy culture in organizations and provides frameworks for dismantling them.

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Tema Okun

Tema Okun is an American anti-racism educator and consultant best known for articulating the 'white supremacy culture' framework in the Dismantling Racism Workbook (co-authored with Kenneth Jones), which lists organizational habits such as perfectionism, urgency, and quantity over quality as manifestations of white supremacy culture.

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