Justice Quotes

"The law is a mirror reflecting the morality of a people."

"The law serves justice only when it is truly blind to power and privilege."

"Justice requires not just fair laws but fair enforcement and fair hearts."

"Feminist theory requires us to rethink the relationship between nature and culture"

"We are responsible for the worlds we create through our practices"

"The political is always present in the intimate"

"The political is always embodied and material"

"Critique is necessary but insufficient; we must also imagine alternatives"

"The personal and political are inseparable"

"Agential realism demands that we take responsibility for what we help bring into being."

"We cannot escape responsibility by claiming objectivity."

"We must attend to the excluded and the silenced in any knowledge claim."

"Exclusions are never innocent—they always have political and ethical consequences."

"Exclusion and inclusion are always at stake in knowledge practices."

"We are always responsible for what we fail to see as much as for what we do see."

"Exclusion and erasure are always effected through the apparatus of knowledge production."

"Exclusion is a necessary but potentially violent dimension of any knowledge claim."

"We are responsible for attending to what is silenced and excluded in knowledge production."

"Exclusion and inclusion are not neutral but laden with ethical and political implications."

"Diversity is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be navigated."

"Justice is not blind; it must learn to see clearly and boldly."

"Justice is the work of making the invisible visible and valued."

"The Anthropocene is a naming that erases many complicities and responsibilities."

"Earthwide flourishing requires us to decolonize our thinking and our practices."

"We are all implicated in the systems of oppression we seek to resist."

"Reproduction is not a private matter but a fundamentally political one."

"Justice requires dismantling the networks that perpetuate inequality."

"The measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members."

"Corporeality is always already implicated in questions of justice and politics."

"The foundation of justice is good faith."