What Is Integral Justice? | Mark Fischler & Corey DeVos @IntegralNaked

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Mark and Corey go back to basics by returning to some of the guiding principles running through the series — namely, how to enact justice in all four quadrants in order to support more equal opportunities and more equal outcomes, while reducing suffering for the greatest number of people.

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