Observers present differing views on issues of economic and social justice in the United States, focusing especially on the question of just treatment of minorities and women.
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Grade 9-12-- A presentation of both sides of several issues that center on social justice in short, succinct, and clear essays by a variety of observers. These voices argue whether or not the U. S. is a just nation, whether our economy promotes social justice, and which American policies would best do it. Two sections focus on social justice for minorities and women. Typical of the series, this book is well indexed and provides a selection of carefully chosen cartoons, charts, illustrations, and learning activities. --Doris A. Fong, Benson Polytechnic High School, Portland, OR
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