ABSTRACT
Discrimination can create serious injustices—ones for which there is often a moral duty to reduce or counteract the associated harms. Nonetheless, I claim that there is no kind of non-moralized discrimination for which there is a general moral right not to be discriminated against by private citizens. All that matters for justice is that people get their fair share of resources (including social resources, such as opportunities) and this is compatible with being subject to discrimination.
