Justice and Social Responsibility

This chapter explores the complexities of social and political polarization surrounding the concept of justice, highlighting its biblical roots and the need for equitable treatment of marginalized communities. The discussion emphasizes the urgent necessity for criminal justice reform, particularly regarding juveniles serving life sentences without parole in Mississippi, and critiques predatory lending practices that exploit vulnerable populations. The speakers reflect on their journey from journalism to non-profit work, demonstrating a commitment to advocate for those affected by a flawed and neglected justice system.

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