Addressing inequality requires more than temporary solutions; it demands structural change. Policies such as progressive taxation, universal healthcare, affordable education, and stronger labor protections are often proposed as ways to level the playing field. Beyond policy, fostering empathy and solidarity among citizens is essential. A society cannot thrive if large portions of its population are excluded from prosperity and dignity.
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The struggle for social justice is ongoing, and while progress is uneven, history shows that collective action can create meaningful change. From the abolition of slavery to the civil rights movement, societies have demonstrated the capacity to confront injustice. The challenge for the 21st century is to ensure that progress continues, adapting solutions to the complexities of a globalized and technologically interconnected world.
