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wolverine [178]3 years ago

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Answer:

a justice issue that is important to me is ending homelessness.

Explanation:

because I believe that if helping people is important so is helping the homeless meaning when I see a homeless person I want to help him/her by giving them money or food or some new clothes. There are a lot of justice issues but this specific issue is more important to me.

Digiron [165]3 years ago

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A justice issue that is important is Racial Inequality, it’s a serious issue because we all deserve to be treated equally. People of color are constantly getting judged based off the color of their skin. Black People are single most discriminated group in the U.S and until the balance is equal which won’t be for the next few generations, then no other minority group has a chance at equal treatment. (idk if any of this helped
or idk if this is what you asked for)

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