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We can create one where those who do wrong are held accountable, where survivors get the support and justice they deserve, where the authorities get the information they need, and where there's a real deterrent to violating the rights of another human being.

I decided that the hurricane conferred poetic justice on Sandy and let the sentence stand.

The justice was wearing black and Sandy wrote, [Her face and hands stood out like in an old, mostly dark painting.]

The author was quoting someone who was assisting the justice: ["It will be just a minute.

We are getting the justice mic'ed,"] Mic'ed?

And I saw how this had a kind of justice, in its responsibility.

And I'm also a social justice comedian, something that I insist is an actual job.

As a social justice comedian, it's my goal to convert these haters, because they hate a lot of things, which leads to negative outcomes, like racism, violence and Ted Nugent.

This is the group I like to target with social justice comedy.

Now, the question is: Why does social justice comedy work?

And in that moment of openness, a good social justice comedian can stick in a whole bunch of information, and if they're really skilled, a rectal exam.

Here are some ground rules for social justice comedy: first off, it's not partisan.

This isn't political comedy, this is about justice, and no one is against justice.

Here's how I see social justice comedy working.

It's about justice.

But if bigotry isn't your thing, social justice comedy is useful for all sorts of issues.

But despite the occasional danger, I still think that social justice comedy is one of our best weapons.

I mean, we've tried a lot of approaches to social justice, like war and competitive ice dancing.

It's an act of restorative justice.

It could be for fairness and social justice.

Wow, finally some justice.

It's a global social justice project, and we're working to film an upcoming documentary to give voice and dignity to victims.

In our history books, for instance, and in our collective consciousness, men are the public faces and spokespersons for the 1960s struggle for racial justice in the United States.

But in this way, we can begin to use social media as an active tool for social justice, as a tool to educate, to stimulate dialogues, to make those in positions of authority aware of an issue by listening to those directly affected by it.

Because if you look up the word "justice" in the dictionary, before punishment, before administration of law or judicial authority, you get: "The maintenance of what is right."

And if we allow social media to deliver that, then it can deliver a very powerful form of justice, indeed.

I propose that we implement restorative justice in every high school in America.

Well, the simple answer is that this is a trickle-down approach to social justice, and many times it just doesn't work.

Many years ago, I began to use the term "intersectionality" to deal with the fact that many of our social justice problems like racism and sexism are often overlapping, creating multiple levels of social injustice.

But what's most heartening right now is that despite these challenges, what we're seeing is that there's a network of Africans all across the continent who are rising up and fighting back and demanding climate justice.

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