Language and Social Justice

Language and social justice explore how the way we communicate reflects and shapes societal inequalities. It recognizes that language can reinforce bias, exclude marginalized groups, or challenge injustice. Promoting equitable language practices means being mindful of how words impact perceptions and ensure respectful, inclusive dialogue. Addressing language issues helps create fairness in opportunities, representation, and understanding, fostering a society where all voices are valued and able to participate fully.