If bearing differential burdens assigned by race can express equal institutional concern for historically marginalized groups, then the invariability claim in Cohen's principle lacks grounding in a fully specified dignity concept.
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Communities of people who have been pushed to the edges of society and treated unfairly for a long time, often because of their race, ethnicity, or other identity.
Institutional concern(as used in political philosophy)
The care, consideration, or attention that official organizations (like governments or schools) show toward a group of people.
Invariability claim(as used in logic and philosophy)
An argument that something must always stay the same and cannot change under any circumstances.
Lacks grounding(as used in epistemology and philosophy generally)
Doesn't have solid logical support or a strong foundation to back it up.