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People need support from their community in order to heal. We all need to address and recognize the problems. There needs to be accountability and justice.

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Justice helps communities to feel heard and feel that their voices have been heard. Communities feel that their hard work pays off and that justice is what they deserve. 

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Justice helps communities to feel heard and feel that their voices have been heard. Communities feel that their hard work pays off and that justice is what they deserve. 

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Accountability does not solve the problem but it does help to bring peace to people who have been wronged.

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By holding oneself accountable, one can realize that they need to make a change to be better. By addressing oneself, they can begin to realize that they can help stop  harmful events, and come to terms with a harmful event.

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Accountability makes people responsible for their actions; it puts a name to a face and it is a starting point for the processes of healing and justice to begin.

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I feel like accountability is just the first step toward achieving justice. In order for justice to be reached, accountability makes people responsible for their actions, but in order for it to make a big impact, people need to be held accountable several times. Seeing people being held accountable for their actions definitely aids in the healing process because it shows that steps toward justice are being taken.

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Accountability allows justice to be served.

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Accountability allows justice to be served.

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Without accountability, no one would get what they deserve. If no one is guilty of a crime, no one faces punishment but the crime has still been done so someone must pay for it.

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Accountability is the first step in achieving true healing and justice, as unless you properly charge the people responsible for these issues they will continue to commit the same crimes, and they will prevent the community from learning from this experience.

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Justice shows communities that the people who are committing these wrongdoings will be held accountable and gives them hope that the situation will come to a full halt or that it will change and become better over time.

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Accountability is when a single event has justice. Enough accountability leads to justice. With Justice, there is healing.

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Justice empowers and gives closure to people and communities

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It allows someone to be held responsible for their actions and allows them to atone and face consequences.

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If people aren’t held accountable there is no justice

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Justice allows communities to feel like they are supported and gives comfort that whatever had happened, will be punished, or will not occur again. With justice, communities are shown that they should feel protected by the law, and it gives closure to the misery that the communities went through.

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Justice provides a sense that a community was heard. Their efforts were successful and it shows them the power they have when they use their voices.

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People need support from their community and need to have a safe place to share their thoughts and pain. They also need to trust their community because without trust, they would not feel safe in their own homes.

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Justice helps communities heal by showing that a harmful event has been addressed. By being addressed in the appropriate way, people can begin to realize that a harmful event will lead people to act better, and strengthen their community.

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Justice allows communities to see that a real change is happening and it allows people to feel that they are not being silenced or going unheard. It shows the people of the community that together, they have the power to make change and that they can heal together.

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accountability plays an important part in justice since it helps create equity. it also plays an important part in healing by providing closure.

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accountability plays an important part in justice since it helps create equity. it also plays an important part in healing by providing closure.

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It sets a precedent that whatever happened cannot occur again. It teaches the community that this is unacceptable, and encourages future generations to change.

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people need support from eachother and to hear others stories to understand they arent alone.

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Accountability is a necessary part of justice that acknowledges a wrongdoing so that it can be made up for.

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Justice gives people what they deserve and by serving justice, communities are able to heal by correcting a wrong to build a better future.

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It allows people to feel at peace knowing and having closure about the situation.

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People need to express their thoughts and emotions and not stay silent, and people need support and reassurance from their loved ones and community.

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It gives. Them closure on what they’ve been through

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People need a community and something to relieve their minds from tensions and stress like video games and maybe stuff like lego sets to build and enjoy themselves and to wipe the stress away.

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Justice provides closure and it stops whatever happened from happening again.

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People need support from their community. It is easier to heal when united. A person to talk to is very important.

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People need to support each other, people need to help them and show care for them.

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people need support and kindness from others

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it provides closure and creates a sense of security knowing that injustice will not be tolerated

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it provides closure and creates a sense of security knowing that injustice will not be tolerated

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People need

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People need the support of others in their society and environment who are willing to advocate for similar change and transformation in the name of justice

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People need each others support and love in order to heal. Especially in the wake of tragic events people need a helpful support system who will be available to help them on their journey of healing and finding peace.

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People need support from others, and support from the government to truly heal. If millions of people support communities, those communities feel like they are backed up by other, and feel like they are not truly alone in tragedies. If people from all over the world give their wishes and sympathize, communities would feel much better. People need care, empathy, etc from others to heal. People need others to acknowledge their problems.

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In order to heal, people need to address the issue, and realize that a singular issue does not define them or their community. By talking with each other, people can address the issue and come to terms with what that event means for their community, By addressing the issue with forgiveness and kindness in mind, a community can begin to heal.

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Communities need to com together to fix societies and change them for the better. It's important we look to our past to build a better future.

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People need to come together by spending time with one another and listening to each other. Also, being patient and demonstrating empathy. Doing things that you love to relieve stress and to help take mind off issues.

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People need to interact and share their experiences with one another in order to create a positive mindset to combat these issues.

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1. I feel like people need first of all companionship, the feeling of someone else in the same situation as you to heal. I also feel that people need time, they need help from others, and they need themselves, because in the end, you are the only one that can heal you.

2. Justice cannot fully heal a community, but it can help. Knowing that the person received what he or she deserved can be relieving in a way, and contribute to good feelings knowing that the person who did the bad thing is experiencing some sort of suffering as you are.

3. Lastly, accountability contributes to healing, similarly as justice would. It does not fully heal a person and/or community, but it’s a step towards it.

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The the class and the main definition are definitely similar, as they both commend applying proper consequences to actions. However, I feel as if the main definition was more accurate, as it also describes the positive effects of justice. Our class was not wrong, but it tended to focus more on the negative aspects which restricted our views a bit.

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I feel like the dictionary definition looks at justice in more of a legal perspective but still incapsulates the same ideas as our classroom ones.

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Many people wrote that justice was getting what you deserve both good and bad which is similiar to what the OED explains.

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The dictionary definition is good, but it doesnt focus on Consequences like our definitions did

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I think most people has the right idea when it came to defining justice. Most people said that justice means getting what is morally right, and the definition also talks about this. Some people seem to think of justice as karma or revenge, however justice seems to be held as more of a positive rather than simply for someone who did something wrong.

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ThE Definitions people made up seem to be hinting more towards Vengeance/revenge compared To the dictionary definition.

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ThE Definitions people made up seem to be hinting more towards Vengeance/revenge compared To the dictionary definition.

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I think the main idea that it includes fairness is a pattern. I think there could be more elaboration on the idea that it is something positive that comes from something negative.

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They have a similarity of fairness but the ones we made aimed more towards facing consequences or  in a way getting revenge. The dictionary definition aims more towards equal treatment.

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all the definitions we came up with revolve around getting what you deserve and being treated fairly. The dictionary definition states basically the same thing but seems to be almost black and white in a way where justice seems as more of a word than actually actions.

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I feel the definitions are almost the same, and I think most people understand the definition of justice, but I think a lot of people are forgetting the fact that justice is subjective. Because someone’s sense of justice is based off moral principles, and everyone’s morals are different, everyone defines what justice is describing differently. Although the definition is the same, what that definition is referring to can differ greatly between individuals.

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The dictionary definitions focused more on the law and legal aspect of justice, while most of the classmate definitions were more about our society and justice in general. Although justice is a big part in law and the court, we shouldn’t let that overshadow that justice should be a part of our everyday lives, from discipline to the way we treat our peers.

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In my definition of justice, I focused on the aspects of fainess and doing the right thing, however, I think that it's important to also include that justice is taking accountability and responsiblity for one's actions and finding a way to find a fitting consequence, which were included in my classmates definitions as well as the OED.

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I think that our definitions and the dictionary all include the idea of fairness. It makes sense that consequences should be served fairly. It doesn‘t include anything along the lines of “revenge” or “getting them back” which I think makes sense.

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the dictionary definitions are more vague while my classmates responses seem to talk about delivering justice through accountability. i think our accepted definitions of justice should shift from seeing justice as something that happens after a tragedy to upholding/creating justice through equality

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the dictionary definitions are more vague while my classmates responses seem to talk about delivering justice through accountability. i think our accepted definitions of justice should shift from seeing justice as something that happens after a tragedy to upholding/creating justice through equality

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I think the dictionary definition made justice feel like one right answer and something that everyone can agree on but it is not. Justice can look different to different people and some people have different ideas of how justice can be accomplished. I think as people we need to take a step back from different difficult situations and to use empathy and not focus on our own biases to figure out how we can bring justice to others for their own, unique situation.

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The definitions are similar in terms of fair treatment and getting what you deserve, but there are significant differences. Most of the definitions focus only on justice in terms of wrongdoings; justice itself can be applied in both good and bad situations. As a society we tend to look towards justice in terms of negative events, while justice is simply doing what is morally right.

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I think it works pretty well with the idea of upholding gauranted rights, while also establishing Just consequences when those rights are violated by an individual. One thing that it pointed out is that the fairness of these establishments are justified through the perspective of human morals

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I think that the definitions we provided focuses more on receiving appropriate consequences, while the dictionary definition is more about being fair and equal to others.

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I feel as if these definitions provided by the dictionaries, seem to be more surface level, rather than elaborating on what justice might mean for certain people. This doesn’t mean that the definition is wrong, but it’s a bit vague. These definitions do however relate to some of the responses that we had earlier. Such as stating that people kinda get what they deserve.

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Justice is karma, and getting what you deserve

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Justice means someone getting what they deserve.

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Justice means someone getting what they deserve.

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justice is being treated fairly no matter age,  race, etc.

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To me, justice means fairness and righteousness.

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Justice is being fair towards others.

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Justice is the idea that one’s actions are reciprocated by the same means.

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Making sure someone is responsible for their actions and faces consequences.

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I think justice represents the deserved outcome. Justice is being held responsible for your actions, and getting what you deserve. Justice should always be given.

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To me justice is when the right thing happens to someone

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Justice is people being judged and put to trial to the full extent of the law based on the crimes that they have commit. Justice is holding people accountable for their actions and making sure they don’t go without consequence. Justice is without bias, makes our communities safer, and is a way to keep our morality intact.

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Justice is when someone that was hurt in some sort of way feels compensated and heard.

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Justice is the appropriate handling of a difficult situation that brings fairness to who was mistreated. Justice is recognition of something that happened which shouldn't have. 

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Justice is the appropriate handling of a difficult situation that brings fairness to who was mistreated. Justice is recognition of something that happened which shouldn't have. 

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To me, justice is people getting what they deserve. Weather it is a good, or bad thing. To elaborate, when people do good deeds, they usually receive some sort of reward. That is justice in a good way. However, when people do something that is bad, they usually receive a punishment, that is justice in a bad way. So again, to me, I guess justice is people getting what they deserve from things that are good, or bad.

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To me, justice is people getting what they deserve. Weather it is a good, or bad thing. To elaborate, when people do good deeds, they usually receive some sort of reward. That is justice in a good way. However, when people do something that is bad, they usually receive a punishment, that is justice in a bad way. So again, to me, I guess justice is people getting what they deserve from things that are good, or bad.

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Justice means that people are held accountable for their actions and are given appropriate consequences

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Justice is making sure someone pays for their wrongdoings, an eye for an eye

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Justice is making sure someone pays for their wrongdoings, an eye for an eye

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The process of determining action, change, or compensation in the hopes of guaranteeing the validity of human rights promised by the constitution

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To me, justice means being able to get closure or a fair response to something that has happened to someone.

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Avenging someone by helping to fix the issue.

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Being held responsible. Handling consequences.