Historical Justice

Historical justice refers to addressing past wrongs and injustices—such as colonization, slavery, or discrimination—by acknowledging their impact and seeking fairness for those affected. It involves recognizing historical harms, providing reparations or symbolic acts, and promoting policies that contribute to healing and equality. The goal is not just to remember the past but to create a more just present and future, ensuring accountability and restoring dignity to marginalized communities. Historical justice aims to right the wrongs of history in a way that fosters understanding, reconciliation, and social equity.