Identify an unjust circumstance in your community

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Compose a letter to one of your elected officials in which you identify an unjust circumstance in your community and advise your representative as to how it might be remedied. Include the following in your letter:

Identify and explain the injustice in your community.
Discuss your proposed solution.
Explain at least one social philosophy from the textbook that supports your solution.

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