The phrase "and the injustice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or highlighting a perceived unfairness or wrongdoing in a situation.
Example: "The report shed light on the corruption in the system and the injustice of the marginalized communities being overlooked."
Alternatives: "and the unfairness of" or "and the inequity of".
"And the injustice of the denigration of the deceased — that they were somehow at fault for their own deaths".
And the injustice of the denigration of the deceased – that they were somehow at fault for their own deaths.
Around the dinner table, Nathan's parents discussed the perils of intermarriage, the problem of Santa Claus, and the injustice of medical-school quotas.
Jimmy cannot bear the thought that he alone feels the heavy weight of life's aimless cruelty and the injustice of the starkly stratified British social system.
"The entire map of Scotland was red, and the injustice of that was just so great for me, I turned my back on that.
Job proclaims his innocence and the injustice of his suffering, while his "comforters" argue that Job is being punished for his sins.
By enhancing their fitness, speaking to these pursuits, and highlighting the injustice of obesity stigma, participants were able to protect their identities and unsettle some of the stigma directed upon them.
These dramatic devices have clear parallels with the theatre Brecht advocated, asking us always to step away from the action and question the injustice of the characters' situation.
Martin decided to share his house with asylum seekers after volunteering with the homeless in London and witnessing the injustice of the asylum system.
He continued to hate the upper classes and the injustices of capitalism, continued to believe in the necessity of revolution.
Memories of Soviet crimes are fading, America's stock is falling and the injustices of global capitalism make an increasingly easy target.
