Social Justice Fallacies
A nonfiction critique of common assumptions underlying modern social justice movements. The author argues that ideas about equal outcomes, systemic discrimination, and group identity often rest on flawed reasoning and misreadings of evidence.
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#2140Francis Foster & Konstantin Kisin
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