The outcome of social justice is improved policy or institutions. Here's another example. The owner of a neighborhood bakery wanted to close his store on Sunday mornings but was afraid to do it because other bakeries that remained open would attract his customers. By getting the owners together and having them all agree to close their stores on Sunday, for everybody's sake, the baker practiced social justice. The act was organization and the outcome was policy.
Many issues crying for social justice extend beyond our neighborhood.
They are not easy to address. They are globalization, the excesses of the market economy, drug traffic and corruption, mass migration, ecological degradation, and outbreaks of brutal violence. Here are some characteristics of social justice. Social justice gets to the causes of problems not the symptoms. To live social justice one must be formed in it, Droel said We are formed in social justice, first of all, in our family.