Summary Of Searching For Justice By Nancy Heizeg Thesis

In “Searching for truths, Searching for justice” Nancy A. Heitzeg thesis talks about the controversial issues that we as Americans have going on. Getting the facts, understanding values, truths, and justice is what Heiteg is trying to do in her writing. “The truths created by the social world call out for evaluation, for analysis, for judgment” (131). The unfairness of the world isn’t fair or equal. Heizeg points out some situations that have ruined the society of America. “Only 31 women are listed among the 400 richest Americans” (113). Herizeg tells the facts and the facts she pointed out were “empirically measurable by scientists and social scientists using multiple methods” (116). Hetizeg states that “justice is ultimately collective,
rather than individual concern” (118). Wealth and poverty were just some of the concerns that were long-standing. Heitzeg argues that the world keeps the same pattern and never changed. Organizational arrangements, status inequality make up the “Truths” about poverty and racism. Heitzeg wants answers concerning justice and injustice within our communities. Justice without action is mere intellectual exercise the circumstances of everyday life” (131). National legislation and international will take an in-depth look at justice making sure that the legal rights are expanded. “Once justice has been conceptualized, its realization inevitable comes into question” (131).