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When We Don’t Get Community Right in Restorative Justice Spaces: Cancel Culture and Failure to Transform
This Article argues that community is a central but deeply misunderstood feature of restorative justice. Restorative justice asks us to understand harm as a break in relationship that creates obligations for the person harmed, the person who caused harm, and the community. Community is theorized to
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