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Ancient and modern

Aristotle and the Guardian

8 April 2023

9:00 AM

8 April 2023

9:00 AM

The Guardian is worshipping at the shrine to its own piety with even more self-satisfaction than usual because it is paying millions in reparations to African-Americans based in Georgia and Jamaica, whose slave labour 200 years ago underpinned the wealth of the newspaper’s founders. But where is the justice in that?

Aristotle argued that justice, which was good, depended on a form of equality.

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