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Justice and Society
Summary: Essay is about social injustice.
Class conflict in contemporary capitalism is one of the most contentious issues that cut along fault lines that may not be surprising. While it may be argued to what extend it is prevalent in the present, from the perspective of this essay, it is one of the most important issues that gives a glimpse of what ills today's society both here in Canada and abroad. This essay will outline ways in which the continuing conflict between classes still exists due to the fact the dominated class will always suffer and the dominant class will always want to keep the status quo. The spark for the rejection of the way contemporary capitalism works from the dominated classes perspective can been seen in many ways: income gap, lack of education, lack of healthcare, and lack of power. The combination of these factors missing from, or been scarce, in one class...
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