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atpp-1247	Wall, Taya; Gardner, Susan	The Challenge of Inequity: How to Negotiate a World of “Haves” and “Have-Nots”	2024	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8855	386	55	when conditions have so improved that an ideal state seems almost within reach;” and that “a grievance is most poignant when almost redressed” (p. 28). Second, we suggest, precisely because of the precarity of the road ahead, that we follow the lead of Adam Gopnik, in his book A Thousand Small Sanities (2019), when he argues that, because of the complexity to the challenges we face, incremental cautious reform is likely to get more things right than any other kind (p. 26); that though we don’t know what is good, we can know what is bad, (p. 32); and that fixing what is clearly imperfect, if we can, should be sufficient, even if we have no idea whatever what perfect might look like (p. 33).	cache/atpp-1247.pdf	txt/atpp-1247.txt