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Accountability exists as an objective opinion and judges individual’s justice.

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Justice is required for all people in a community to feel safe. Without justice no one would be able to feel safe. All groups of people would be discriminated against and justice allows people to know that horrible actions will come with consequences.

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Justice is the first step of a long process of healing. Without it, we can't have a safe space and support from one another

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Justice gives people the reassurance that they need to move forward. If someone is wronged but justice never gets served for them, then they may never be able to move passed it. It strengthens the weak by showing them that they matter.

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People need to hold themselves accountable for the things they have done to others that have made them feel unsafe or unequal to others. This includes communities and individuals.

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Accountability makes the person at fault recognize their wrongdoing and admit to their faults, and hopefully realize that what they did was wrong and advocate for change.

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In order to heal, it is important that we come together as a community and support each other's process of gaining closure so we can all heal

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I think accountability is essential in the healing and justice process because it provides a sort of relief to the ones that are being hurt and also because holding someone responsible for a bad action , like in the Chauvin case, is the fist step to change something in the system

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In order for the healing process to begin, everyone must learn to be more empathetic. Especially those who do not seem to understand the struggles that people around them are going through.

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Justice helps communities heal because knowing that the perpetrator(s) has faced consequences for their actions can help give reassurance that justice can and will be served, and the next person to do this will pay for what they’ve done.

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The people need to learn from their mistakes or learn about the problems going on. Once you get a good understanding of everything, change can then be done. With the love and support from a whole big community, everyone can get through the problems together.

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Accountability is knowledge that there are consequences for unjust actions. Justice cannot exist without accountability, as if there are no repercussions for unfair actions, then no one will feel the need to follow any fair societal expectations. Accountability is also the actual process of taking responsibility for one’s actions. If someone commits an unjust action and later is forced to take responsibility for the action, then anyone affected by the unjust action knows that similar unjust actions in the future will at least not go unnoticed. The people affected by these unjust actions know that they will not be facing these problems alone, and that there are people willing to help.

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I think in order to heal, communities need to come together and recognize the problems that caused such tragedies, and know justice was served. When justice is served, it can be reassuring that this is seen as a problem, and should not continue to happen.

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Without accountability, people will feel free to act knowing that their actions won’t have consequences. This does not help people heal and obviously does not provide justice.

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If the social justice is similar to the individual’s justice, then the person can relieve. Basically justice does not do anything to them, they just feel the sympathy by themselves, and they self-contain.

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Justice helps communities heal, because it can show that their voices were heard and not silenced.

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I think justice helps communities to heal because it sustains them, their cause and their rights

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Seeing justice take place as a response to unjust actions helps people know that their voices are being heard. Their problems are being seen and there are people willing to take action to help them. This simple reassurance can ease the minds of people within affected communities and help them begin the process of healing.

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In order to heal, i think that people need time and closure. Things need to be discussed and people need to be educated.

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I do not think “healing” is appropriate word. I think people “get used to” the tragic events and their losses. Simply community and number of people can help to get used to the reality.

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Accountability plays a huge role in healing in justice, because the accountability shows steps towards change.

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Hopefully if we can really start holding people accountable for these things maybe we can finally start seeing a change in how people act and hopefully minimize all these losses because none of them were deserving and they need to stop and when they stop hopefully people will finally be able to start to heal

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Accountability plays a significant part in the healing and jus

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I think that accountability is a big part of healing. Without accountability there isn’t a sense of closure that comes with justice.

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It is the people in society that create biases and are the reason that people are hurt. So it is just as much a communities responsibility to fix what they have created and form a safe environment for all people.

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In order to heal people need to be supportive of one another. If parts of the community support each other and the other half doesn't, then it's going to be harder to heal. People need to come together in unity so they can all heal together.

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When tragic events like this occur, people need support and empathy from each other to heal

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I think justice helps heal community becuase it is a sigh of relief to the community that they have the judicial system on their side to fight the wrong people in the world

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With events like this, communities need support and participation in community events and causes to help heal and recover

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As a class we thought of it with emotion where as the actUal definItioN is just flat words.

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I believe people need to know that change IS happening, not just promises that it will happen. Anything, even just a simple proposal for legislation, will act as reassurance to the community of people affected by current events. A plan of action is needed, and it must be supported and followed through. While acknowledging that change is needed certainly helps communities, seeing change actually happen will truly help communities heal as they can see their problems not only being addressed, but also taken care of.

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Actions have equal consequences

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The actual definition was more logistic whereas people used their emotions to define justice.

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On the student's responses, people focused more on individual justice instead of talking about how it's fair to a large group of people

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Unlike the definition, most people in class focused on the idea that justice is a response to wrongdoings instead of prevention of them.

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A lot of the classes responses to what justice means to them talked about how people get the punishment they deserve and the definition online talks about the right doing of a person.

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Most people did not mention "fairness" in their definitions. It's something that I didn't think about at first but it really is the most important part of the definition.

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It was interesting that the definition and some people used the word “consequence”. I have never thought that justice connects to the consequences. I think justice can cause or motivate some actions. My definition of justice is similar to the second definition on the slide.

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Some of the classes responses to what justice means to us was that the person “got what they deserved” in a good way, or bad way. This is similar to the dictionary definition

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One of the similarites is that justice is Made for people that do something wrong but. I think it should be looked at when deciding if sometning is unjust it should be singled out to Decide that that situtatioN is wrong and not be infl by other things

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I think we are finally starting to get right the accountability part but we need to work harder on

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The two definitions focus more on the overall use of the word justice. They encompass all fairness, such as having rights and having repercussions for unjust actions. The definitions that the class came up with focus more on the repercussions part. When we think about justice, we must also think about more than just consequences. Preventing unfair and unjust actions is just as important as fixing unjust actions that have already occurred.

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One of the similarities that I noticed was both the definition and our responses touched base on the idea of consequences.

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Justice is when someone gets the punishment that they deserve.  They face the consequence of their unlawful action.

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Justice is when someone or something faces the consequences of their actions,

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justice is earning what you deserve.

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Justice is to maintain what is expected of society and government

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Justice is any form of just behavior or treatment towards someone who was wronged

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Justice to me is when someone or something receives the repercussions for their wrongdoings

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Justice is when those who have made hurtful or harmful actions are given consequences and held accountable.

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They get what they deserve

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Justice to me is basically being held accountable for the mistake or mistakes made. Not only that, but fighting for what we feel is right and should be fought for.

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To me, justice is when the right consequences are given to someone’s actions, wether they’re good or bad

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I believe justice is the correction of a wrongdoing. When something that is unjust or unfair happens, justice is when that thing is corrected, or some action is taken to fix the effects of the unjust thing. Justice can also be the prevention of any wrongdoing in the first place. For example, there may be a system in place that hasn’t done anything unjust yet but could in the future, and justice in this case could be the fixing of that system so that no unjust action occurs in the future.

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Justice is when

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Justice means that something is just for all people, not just a single party.

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Justice is being held accountable for the mistakes you made

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I think it not only means that people get what they deserved but go for that extra mile to really push it into place like with all of this how the offerciers are finally getting charged for what they did but it can’t just stop there it needs that next push to make sure it doesn’t ever happen again

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I think it not only means that people get what they deserved but go for that extra mile to really push it into place like with all of this how the offerciers are finally getting charged for what they did but it can’t just stop there it needs that next push to make sure it doesn’t ever happen again

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My definition of justice is the border between guilty and not guilty. Individuals, everyone have their own justice and that is different.