We are not fine because we cannot get those images out of our heads -- of a mother's screams, of the cruelty and injustice of an adult stabbing small children.
The plausibility of this view does much to explain why economists who would defend capitalism to their last breath still feel obliged to justify the inequalities and injustices of a capitalist economy as an inevitable part of a system that is a better bargain than an egalitarian economy, not so much for the rich as for the poor.
A deep dive into the glories and injustices of an American dance style.
Borges's skepticism was deeply felt, but here it does look like a tactical withdrawal from the very real terror and anarchy and injustice of the world, a retreat into the luminous mist of his own blindness.
In stoic writings, especially in Cicero, tolerantia is used as a term for a virtue of endurance, of suffering bad luck, pain and injustice of various kinds in a proper, steadfast manner.
If you're familiar with the case of the West Memphis Three, you'll be aware that attempting to condense the complexity, length, and injustice of it all into a few paragraphs is near impossible.
The brutality and injustice of Hussain's story, carries a powerful message for our government about where its priorities should lie.
Francis gives form to the emotion and injustice of post-financial-crisis outrage in a way that has been rare since Occupy Wall Street disbanded.
Stevenson approaches an issue of national concern — in this case, hidden prejudices and injustices of America legal procedure — through a series of personal stories, giving the issue a warm emotional valence.
They also use war as a way of distracting their populations' attention from their real problems by diverting anger at the institutions and injustices of their own society toward a manufactured enemy instead.
