our good friend Sam, we'd made his acquaintance in Budapest 3 years ago and tomorrow we drive, that's right, drive, down to N'Orleans after having spent the most relaxing couple of days, gorging ourselves on hamburgers and Mexican food and drinking delicious beers from around the world.

Greyhound still had a nasty surprise for those who's journey hadn't finished, there was a snow storm coming in, so the bus was terminating there for the evening. 'We'll be putting you up in the local homeless shelter' I heard the rep say as he faded out of earshot and we climbed into Sam's nice warm 4x4.

Without doubt the worst public transport I've ever experienced but it was just about worth it for the glimpse at the US's underbelly and an AmericaMore Like This

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This chapter defines wounds of political injustice. It explains the difference between primary and secondary wounds. It also describes six primary wounds of political injustice: 1) the violation of the victim's basic human rights, 2) harms to the victim's person, 3) victims' ignorance of the source and circumstances of political injustices, 4) the lack of acknowledgment of the suffering of victims, 5) the standing victory of the wrongdoer's political injustice, and 6) harm to the person of the wrongdoer.

This chapter defines wounds of political injustice. It explains the difference between primary and secondary wounds. It also describes six primary wounds of political injustice: 1) the violation of the victim's basic human rights, 2) harms to the victim's person, 3) victims' ignorance of the source and circumstances