There Is Considerable Evidence That

If A Theory Of Justice Is To Guide Reasoned Choice Of Policies, Strategies Or Institutions, Then The Identification Of Fully Just Social Arrangements Is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient.

The Identity Of An Individual Is Essentially A Function Of Her Choices, Rather Than The Discovery Of An Immutable Attribute

It’s Scandalous When One Thinks About The People Who Live In A World In Which They Need Not Be Hungry, In Which They Need Not Die Without Medical Care, In Which They Need Not Be Illiterate, They Need Not Feel Hopeless And Miserable So Much Of The Time, And Yet They Are.

Every Time You Have An Opportunity Of Opening A School, Its Fee And Funding Is Really Relatively Small In Comparison With The Big Expenditure, Which Is Basically Quote Unquote Defense. I Think If There Were Fees, Progress Could Be Very Much Faster. But For That We Need Not Only The Government In Different Countries To Understand It But The Society To Put Pressure On It, The Parents To Understand That Their Desire To Have Their Children Educated Can Actually Be Realized, And It Could Make A Dramatic Difference.

There's Absolutely No Reason Why At The Level Of Basic Schooling That There Should Be Any Inequity Whatsoever. And [that's] The First Direction To Go, [but] That Need Not Prevent You From Doing All The Other Equalities That You Want.