Which of the following students provides the most accurate definition of social justice?

a. Deryn: "Social justice means that each person should have a right to a fair trial in court.".
b. Sarka: "Social justice means that a nation should give the greatest privileges to the people who pay the most income tax.".
c. Andrew: "People who value social justice are concerned about the fair treatment of people who experience discrimination and other problems.".
d. Traci: "People who value social justice tend to discriminate against people from other countries who live in the United States and are not US citizens.".


C

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