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If you could correct one injustice in today’s world, what would it be and how would it change society?

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 @9HFG9VHfrom Maine  commented…2yrs2Y

That everyone has a house, food and medicine instead of getting exploited for profit, especially in a lot of party in africa or asia. Europe & the US has a lot of responsibility for that and what happens right now is almost like the colonies a few years ago

 @9HH6R46Working Family from Texas  answered…2yrs2Y

How money is distributed and prices because for the poor people or low income, it is almost impossible to change or make it be the opposite.
I think it would give people far more chances in life and success than what there already is.

 @9HFL5VG from New Jersey  answered…2yrs2Y

racial justice so that people could be treated fairly

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