Injustice Embedded and Rooted in Society

Wanneer onrecht diepgeworteld is in de samenleving en zowel levens als instituties vormt, wordt het moeilijker om het te zien — en nog moeilijker om het te stoppen.

When injustice is deeply rooted in society, shaping both lives and institutions, it becomes harder to see — and harder to stop.

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Injustice is embedded and rooted in society, shaping lives and systems. This page explores how norms, attitudes, and failures contribute to its persistence.

The Persistent Force of Injustice in Society
1 Injustice: Ingrained in Society
2 Serious Questions Mount – Who’s Asleep at the Wheel?

We always believe Peter was innocent

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Innocent man released after 38 years in jail

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The ferocious murder of Diane Sindall, reconstruction and investigation, Peter Sullivan

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16 aug 2023
 
‘Beast of Birkenhead’ At 12.30pm 13th May 2025. Peter Sullivan who has served 38 YEARS in jail is to walk free after murder conviction quashed it will be the UKs biggest miscarriage of justice update to follow. The killer still has yet to be found.
3 Injustice at 20 — And the Fight to Survive It

At just 20, Raphael Rowe began a 12-year ordeal in prison — punished for a crime he did not commit

4 A Disturbing Pattern: When Justice Is Turned Against the Innocent
5 ✅ When Justice Becomes Injustice — and the World Looks Away

The Spectacle Lynching of Claude Neal

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13 feb. 2012

Claude Neal was the last “spectacle lynching” in the United States. Although spectacle and lynching are words that don’t go together in this case they did. Emory’s Associate Professor of African American Studies, Carol Anderson, takes you through what justice looked like for Claude Neal.

Wrongfully Convicted 3312: The Scottsboro Boys

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1 dec. 2016

For anyone who’s taking Ashby’s (Luton’s) Wrongfully Convicted 3312 class, this video got a 90!

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Scottsborro Boys

6 “Right is Right” — and Why That Matters

Exclusive: Sir Alan Bates Says the Government System to Compensate Victims Is Failing

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7 Beneath the Laughter Hides a Truth About How We Respond When Reality Breaks Through

Licked Sushi Prank

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31 mei 2011

Shoppers at the mall are asked to sample some sushi rolls from a sushi stand. The shoppers happily try some of the delicious raw fish – yum, tuna and salmon maki! – but then they start watching how the chef prepares the food. It turns out the chef creates these delicious California rolls by running his tongue up and down the seaweed. Yes, that’s right – he licks them. The prank victims are horrified and disgusted that they just ate food which had been licked first.

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Wat verankerd is, wordt onzichtbaar — totdat iemand het durft te zien.

What’s embedded becomes invisible — until someone dares to see it.

8 “Why This Page Exists” or “The System Is Not Broken — It’s Working As Designed”

“Onrecht overleeft niet door zijn macht — maar door onze aanvaarding ervan.”

“Injustice survives not because it is powerful — but because it is accepted”

9 When Institutions Fail the People They Are Meant to Serve
10 Unprecedented Injustice – A Wound at the Heart of Our Society

Geen fictie. Niet overdreven. Gewoon de waarheid.

Not fiction. Not exaggeration. Just the truth.

Hyacinth lies about Daisy’s house!

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