Your definition of problematic injustice seems far too narrow, and I explicitly didn’t refer to race in the previous post. The example I gave was that the most disadvantaged people are in the present, and are further injured—not that non-white people (which under current definitions will describe approximately all of humanity in another half dozen generations) will be worse off.
Your definition of problematic injustice seems far too narrow, and I explicitly didn’t refer to race in the previous post. The example I gave was that the most disadvantaged people are in the present, and are further injured—not that non-white people (which under current definitions will describe approximately all of humanity in another half dozen generations) will be worse off.