Child Abuse, Racism and the State

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Using a Millian framework, this thesis examines whether or not children are victims of child abuse when they are inculcated with racist belief systems. The conclusion is that children are not harmed and so not the victims of child abuse, but instead are badly parented.

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The suberogatory.Julia Driver - 1992 - Australasian Journal of Philosophy 70 (3):286 – 295.

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