In her reply, Gillian Brock says:
Partiality clearly has some important role to play in our moral lives. However, just as partiality towards (say) family members or friends may be justified in some cases and not others, partiality towards co-nationals will be similarly circumscribed.
In your essay, give an example of a case where partiality would be morally justified in a person's life. Why would it be justified? Does this justification of acceptable interpersonal partiality extend to international relationships? In other words, can you identify a case where the reason why it's morally okay to be partial interpersonally is also a sufficient reason to be partial internationally? How does your case relate to the wider debate that Brock and Daniel Bonevac are having?

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The Answer is Offer an example of interpersonal partiality, and argue why it is morally justified
Explore this example to argue whether some feature of it can be extended to international relationships. Or,
Explore this example to argue that it cannot be extended to international relationships
Link the essay's central example to the larger America first debate

In Her Reply, Gillian Brock Says