In general, how should someone respond when they benefit from an unjust system and the victims of the system try to rectify it? The evidence establishes that there are economic disparities between whites and non-whites, as well as between men and women. Shaw, Mullainathan, and Bonilla-Silva all argue that these disparities are the result of an unjust system. Why do they think race/gender relations in the US are unjust? Evaluate these arguments. If they work, how – in particular – should the people who benefit from the unjust system respond? (Be sure to consider your answer to the initial question of the prompt here.) If they don’t work, what accounts for the economic disparities?
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