Fairey hopes the work, dubbed "American Civics" and on view as part of HuffPost's "If This Art Could Vote" project, highlights something oft-overlooked in heated political debates: the humanity behind America's enduring social justice issues.
Mr Clarke spoke of the enduring principles of justice and freedom from oppression.
But the second lesson from the Capone case is more enduring; and justice, always a slow learner, would be well served to remember it: lawlessness is no way to combat lawlessness.
The only tribute that would do him justice is enduring application of his enlightened values in the cause of progress for humanity".
I, along with millions of other Kenyans, urge them to find an enduring settlement based on justice, fairness and the common good.
The only tribute that he would want, the only memorial that would do him justice, is enduring application of his values in the cause of progress.
It is one of the enduring problems of criminal justice systems that they can change the pattern of crime but struggle to change its scale.
With its twin themes of enduring loyalty and vigilante justice, "Brother" became a sensation in a nation weary of the every-man-for-himself mantra of post-Soviet Russia.
The board and staff of the Correctional Association of New York deeply mourn the loss of longtime esteemed board member John Prescott, whose belief in the inherent dignity of all people drove his enduring commitment to social justice.
Bunting's arrival at Faber comes with a certain poetic justice: after enduring a stinging rejection by Eliot, the former Faber editor, in his lifetime, he has now been published alongside scholarly editions of Eliot's work, and he looks every bit the major British poet.
