How do you restore a relationship that wasn’t good in the first place?
In Aspirational Justice, author and subject matter expert Robert Spicer presents his global scale philosophy for healing and reconciliation. With a solutions-based approach, this method of aspirational justice for African Americans focuses on three areas of concentration: our shared suffering, triumphs, and healing. Spicer draws from the principles of restorative justice and seeks to apply the concepts more broadly and more effectively through a transformative new construct for truth telling. Reimagining racial and reparative relationships and avoiding blaming or shaming those who have committed past or present offenses is an important part of the solution.
Building on restorative justice principles, this new construct for racial justice provides a call for atonement, healing, and reconciliation.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - How do you restore a relationship that wasn't good in the first place In Aspirational Justice, author and subject matter expert Robert Spicer presents his global scale philosophy for healing and reconciliation. With a solutions-based approach, this method of aspirational justice for African Americans focuses on three areas of concentration: our shared suffering, triumphs, and healing. Spicer draws from the principles of restorative justice and seeks to apply the concepts more broadly and more effectively through a transformative new construct for truth telling. Reimagining racial and reparative relationships and avoiding blaming or shaming those who have committed past or present offenses is an important part of the solution. Building on restorative justice principles, this new construct for racial justice provides a call for atonement, healing, and reconciliation. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798668332595
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