social conscience 
noun
A sense of responsibility or concern for the problems and injustices of society: the prisons were run by a board of people with a strong social conscience [mass noun]: she was prompted little by social conscience...
- Collins is a woman with a strong social conscience, who despairs about the current obsession with materialism.
- He went on to describe the party as a centrist one that had a strong social conscience with one of its aims being to build up communities and strengthen families.
- He also started writing songs, combining his sharp observations with a strong social conscience.
- Anglophonia
- Anglophonie
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- Anglo-Romany
- Anglo-Russian
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- Anglo-Saxondom
- Anglo-Saxonic
- Anglo-Saxonise
- Anglo-Saxonism
- Anglo-Saxonist
- Anglo-Saxonize
- Anglo-Saxony
- Anglo-Scandinavian
- Anglo-Soviet
- Anglosphere
- Anglo-Turkish
- Anglo-Vernacular
- Anglo-Welsh
- Angola
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- angora
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