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Social struggle (n.) is justified only by an argument — even an indirect one, on poorly understood facts and values — that its results will make society more decent.
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Social struggle (n.) is justified only by an argument — even an indirect one, on poorly understood facts and values — that its results will make society more decent.
Social struggle (n.) may sharpen differences rather than level them: groups long ignored fighting to have their true differences seen.