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People need support but more importantly, I think people need change and closure that their loved ones passing wasn’t in vain

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I think in order to help people heal from these events, you need to provide support and a voice so that you can provide understanding and validation to show that it is okay to be upset and grieve.

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People need to support each other and come together. Acceptance is also needed.

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People need sympathy from others and not just empathy. People need the sympathy and the help from people who may not have had the same bad experiences or knows someone who has gone through something similar. Change and healing will not happen if everyone will not step into the shoes of those affected and those that are hurting.

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People need support, acceptance, and understanding from one another

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In order to heal, I think people need support from others along with personal satisfaction with the justice received. It’s also important that people continue to discuss and find ways to better society, even after the incident

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People need reassurance and acceptance during times of healing. They need to know they are not alone and that others will stand by them every step of the way.

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People need justice, support, and understanding in order to heal because these communities have all suffered similar tragedies and accountability is only a small step in accepting the loss in people’s lives.

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The dictionary definitions and the definitions the class has come up with both talk about morals and how justice is to use your morals to correct something that was wrong.

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The dictionary definitions are similar to the ones me and others wrote down in relation to equality, doing what is right, and the idea of “what goes around comes around”.

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The dictionary definition focuses more on law, while mine focused more on “fairness”.

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The definition focuses on the law while the class definition focuses on all actions

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Many people said that justice was someone gets what they deserved. The only problem with this is that there is no unbiased person or thing that can really decide what someone deserves. If someone is a victim of a crime and they forgive the person who committed the crime, should they still be punished for the crime if has been forgiven by the victim, or should there be justice no matter what?

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The dictionary definition is different than ours because it states that everyone should be treated equally and that everyone is responsible for abiding by a system of law.

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There is more focus put on ensuring people have consequences for their actions rather than reciving their due for either good or bad actions in the classroom’s answers.

I think that the dictionary definition works well because justice sould not be focused strictly on punishment but rather on fairness.

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The dictIonary definition is different than my definition, because my definition focused more on what was faIr over what is right

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Facing History and Ourselves:  The moral responsibility to do what is right.

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Facing History and Ourselves:  The moral responsibility to do what is right.

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The dictionary definition is mainly based on law and government while the class definition seems to be about anyone receiving justice in general

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The definitions speak to upholding accountability and equality like with my definition. I also mentioned respect which would go hand in hand with equality.

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Justice is what people receive because of their actions.

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Justice means giving someone a fair punishment/ the punishment that they deserve for their actions. Accountability.

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To me, justice means being rewarded with the rightful outcome you expected to receive

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Justice is holding people account for their actions and giving them a fair punishment for what they did.

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To me, Justice is doing the morally correct thing while also giving someone equal punishment depending on their actions to allow equal opportunity for everyone.

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Justice means that people receive a fair treatment worthy of the actions they take.

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To me, justice means making something that was done the wrong way right

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Justice

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Equality, accountability, and respect for all

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Justice means that you receive back what you gave out to the world in a fair way.

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Justice to me means avenging something or someone and creating a sense of balance between right and wrong.