30/09/2025
Systemic injustice doesnât always roarâit often whispers. It seeps quietly into systems through small betrayals, subtle abuses of power, and everyday acts of dishonesty. Psychologically, itâs like a slow poison: eroding trust, numbing hope, and teaching people that fairness is an illusion.
When people live under constant breaches of trust, the mind adapts in painful waysâcynicism grows, motivation weakens, and a quiet helplessness takes root. Itâs not just about broken systems; itâs about broken spirits.
Integrity is not only a political dutyâit is a psychological necessity. A society can only be as healthy as the minds that believe in it. And when trust is restored, resilience blooms, hope strengthens, and people begin to feel that change is not only possible, but worth fighting for.