I discussed this topic with Luna and Constanza and we all agree that before we can get into social justice specifically in education, we must know the concept of social justice in general. So, What is social justice? Social justice is: justice in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society. So now, knowing that definition, as a group be consider that, social justice in education demands equality for all students, but it also longs for growth that is caused by student diversity. The variety of personal values, experiences, and worldviews that appear from race, gender identity, religious and spiritual beliefs, ethnicity, class, age, sexual orientation, immigrant status, and learning potential. In other words, social justice in education refers to a commitment to challenging social, cultural, and economic inequalities forced on people emerging from any differential distribution of power, resources, and privilege.

As a future teacher I would promote social justice by teaching my students that we are all equal regardless of our diversities and that we all deserve respect and basic rights. At the same time I would teach them to create an opinion for themselves and not simply follow the opinions of others, so they will have their own social justice ideology. And obviously always maintain an environment where everyone feels comfortable and no one is pushed around.