Justice - fairness in the social contact. He agrees with John Rawls that it is the first virtue of social institutions. It requires strong moral sentiment and good intent. Equality - equal rights, treatment and opportunity. We must recognize the need for a common culture - a stable pluralism, but at the same time have pervasive confidence in a composite system of laws and politics.
Legitimate authority requires sanctions by customs, law, constitution or morality.
Children have some rights of privacy, but parents and schools have responsibility to protect them as well. Due Process - the right to a hearing and face accusers. Direct and representative democracies require this. Patriotism - civic knowledge and commitment to the democratic process or a balance between rights and obligations. Merely showing students cultural differences may be a moral lesson lost when it comes to being other - regarding.