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Rights are some form of standard and entitlement that help contribute to human well-being. Rights should be regarded as relationships instead of 'things' because a relationship has more substantial moral force.

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Membership deals with the issue of inclusions and exclusions present within society. Citizenship is closely associated with membership because of the list of entitlement that come with it. Time explains the need for reparations made for past injustices.

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Includes liberty-oriented rights that can be asserted or defended in the courts. Legal rights also include security-oriented rights that deal with more material and economically related matters.

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Moral rights deal with anything that influences the right to life for any person. There is an entitlement to equality regardless of the variables of marginality. There are no legal guarantees to moral rights, explaining why they are so often abused.

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Evidence provides examples of how systems of inequality exist. There are two main types of evidence: quantitative and qualitative. The main proponent against quality evidence is misinformation and the problems associated with recognition.

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Justice of recognition looks at how different groups are identified in society. This is often affected by cultural and institutional normalities. When differences do no receive recognition or respect that is when injustices occur.

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Procedural justice is concerned with the fairness of process. Participation and representation in the decision-making process must be offered to everyone, especially to the people most influenced by the decision.