Fear And Injustice Research Paper

Injustice is the deprivation of the vital human necessities and rights. Examples of injustice include inequality, (someone who is not accepted for who they are because of their ethnicity, religion, race, sexual orientation, and/or gender) and child or animal abuse. Fear is an emotion experienced in the minds and bodies of most living beings when believed that someone or something else is threatening, dangerous, and/or prone or perceived to inflict physical or mental pain. Fear can arouse a number of different emotional reactions that include horror and anxiety, among others. Fear in humans can lead to the act of causing injustices when or if a person’s initial responsive actions to the fear are with anger, angst, or panic. Fear in the minds of humans often leads to injustices because it creates an attitude of suspicion, blame, and violence.

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Although, the actions of a human experiencing fear can be altered. Injustice, a terrible aspect of life, has in fact been occurring for centuries. Many people believe that it is unstoppable. But it’s not. Many living throughout the advanced countries, flourishing with all they need and more, are not even aware of what injustice actually is. They are unaware that there may be one taking place in their own community, maybe even right under their noses! Once the people who are unaware of what injustices are informed, they can band together with the many organizations working hard everyday to see those injustices perish. Teaching people how not to act when experiencing fear will eventually stop people from performing injustices and wipe all of the existing injustices off of the face of the Earth, to achieve the ultimate goal many have been dreaming about for too long: