Overview
Crime and social justice movements are interconnected fields that address the impact of crime on society and advocate for fairness within the justice system. Understanding the various types of crime and the historical context of social justice movements is essential for recognizing ongoing issues an...
Key Terms
Example: Theft is considered a crime.
Example: Social justice movements fight against discrimination.
Example: Activism can include protests and campaigns.
Example: Advocacy for criminal justice reform is growing.
Example: Mass incarceration disproportionately affects minority communities.
Example: Racial profiling can lead to unjust arrests.
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Key Concepts
social justicecriminal justiceactivismcommunity engagement