Wanjiru Njoya, a Research Fellow at the Mises Institute known for her insights on social justice, unpacks the complexities of this often-misunderstood concept. She critiques the welfare state as fundamentally unjust and advocates for a clear definition of justice rooted in individual rights. Njoya examines historical injustices, the pitfalls of reparations, and the vagueness in social justice rhetoric. The conversation challenges listeners to rethink equality and navigate the nuances of constitutional principles in the quest for true justice.