narrative justice

Narrative justice refers to the idea that stories, whether in literature, media, or personal experiences, should reflect fairness and equity, especially in how they portray marginalized or oppressed groups. It emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives and the need to challenge dominant narratives that can perpetuate stereotypes or injustice. By promoting more accurate and inclusive storytelling, narrative justice seeks to empower voices that have been silenced, encourage empathy, and foster a deeper understanding of societal issues. This concept highlights the impact of narratives on shaping cultural perceptions and social attitudes.