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How would a person with an ethics of care point of view, view racism in policing. Below is what I wrote:

As previously examined, ethics of care is a feminist philosophical perspective that uses a relational and context-bound approach towards morality and decision making. In contrast to ethical egoism, whose underlying motive is themselves, ethics of care would use a more helpful/humane approach towards racism in policing. Their response to racism in policing would be that it's unethical because all human beings deserve to be treated as equals under the law regardless of their race. Someone with an ethics of care viewpoint would take a more humane approach by possibly trying to find a way to prevent racism in policing. They would also most likely join the protestors by somehow getting involved in the movement. Most importantly, they would probably suggest that law enforcement stop over-policing people of color and start treating everyone as equals. A person with an ethics of care viewpoint might even push for defunding or abolishin