Social justice is a nonsensical term that interferes with the attempts to find authentic justice. It is not about equality so much as it is about imposing outcomes incompatible with a free society.
Helen Louise Herndon
Helen Louise Herndon is a freelance writer published in major national newspaper op-eds and religiously diverse Christian publications. She is a graduate of Columbia Bible College (now Columbia International University), and a former evangelical missionary to North Africa residing in both France and Tunisia. She is a retired employee, Saint Louis Public School District, and lives in Kirkwood, Missouri.
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One of the most familiar terms heard or read today is “social justice.” Ironically, “social justice” is anything but justice. It basically represents double standards, inequality, partiality...
Can a Black man communicate inconvenient truths? One did and a reporter for The Root, a Black on-line magazine, labeled them foolishness. What has he said? Among others, reportedly this: It was...
