Her most profound engagement with a religious text is with the Book of Job, the confrontation with natural evil and injustice that conditioned almost all the subsequent contortions of theology.
I began to be actively concerned about injustice and the condition of the other as a high school student, as a Head Start teacher, and as a member of the Students for a Democratic Society actively working in support of the United Farm Workers Grape-pickers United Farm Workers Grape-pickers
But there are also certain places where inhuman conditions exist, where life is continued suffering – wherever persistent war, poverty, hunger, disease, injustice and oppressive conditions are more the norm than the exception.
"These miners are being called heroes but they are, in reality, victims of a great injustice in work conditions," said Father Pauvif, squinting under the Atacama's relentless sun.
There is the same movement from age-old resignation, handed down from father to son and mother to daughter, towards violent protest at the cruel injustice of working conditions.
The injustice of these conditions aside, a successful return to the community after such experiences is extremely difficult.
As Omaswa has noted in an African context, the "most powerful incentives to international migration are insecurity, injustice, poor working conditions and economic and social strife" [ 31].
More particularly, it is relevant to background conditions of injustice because it is precisely those conditions that so often give rise to the health and social circumstances that interest observational researchers working in global public health [ 20].
This version changes the play from a searing tragedy about the cosmic injustice of the human condition to a comic battle between husband and wife.
Some might hold that distributive justice principles should register such a condition as injustice.
