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On April 20, 2021, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder and manslaughter.

Almost a year before, while on duty, Chauvin killed George Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, by kneeling on his neck for over nine minutes. George Floyd’s death sparked massive protests across the United States—and around the world.

Floyd’s death and Chauvin’s trial intensified:

the demands for justice and healing in response to racial bias in policing

the disproportionate use of excessive force against Black Americans

the history of racial injustice in the United States.

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Justice is the way that we as a well developed government hold the citizens accountable for their crimes and wrongdoings.

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The way that it is supposed to work in a country like the U.S. is that the elected officials just make a decicion based on the mass opinion of those who they represent.

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A just world sounds utopian. A truly just world with accountability for all would be a beautifl ideal. It would not only provide more incentive to not do anything wrong but also would keep people humble and check the few that get away with everything.

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A just system holds you as a peron, regardless of race or wealth, truly accountable the mistakes that you make. There is no way to avoid prosecution for the elite few, and the historically unfairly prosecuted many would be treated as a normal citizen should be.

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Justice is when you hold someone accountable for their actions.

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Justice is fair treatment and holding people accountable

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the people will decide through officials in the government

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A just world would feel safe. Everyone would be treated fairly and no one would have advantages in the system. In a way it would be perfect.

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With deciding what is just and unjust is like morality. Government officials go by what they see as good or bad and take that. They show everyone what they deem as just and unjust in the world and teach us this.

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A just system would be unbiased and function under the idea that people should be punished for their actions in a fair and legitimate way. Someone's race, ethnicity, gender, etc. would not be taken account into their punishment. A just system would also not target people based on the traits listed above. Those who do wrong are punished accordingly, no matter their race.

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People with a lot of power in society tend to decide what is just and unjust, but the people in a society also determine what my or may not be just. A jury, for example, is a group of people who determine what is just in a court and decide what punishment should be given.

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Justice is when someone is held up in a court of law for their actions

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The government (the people)

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A world where people are held accountable for their actions, everyone is given a fair trial

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You would feel safe no matter your religion, race, sex or sexuality.

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Everyone is treated the same or fair in all matters, no double standards what so ever, nothing depends on race, religion, sex, (etc.)

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Justice is changing the way things are to the way they should be and giving those who need it the means to get to where they are able to be properly equal until the way things are is changed and they no longer need aid.

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People

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Something you get holded accoutable for no matter what race you are