Category Archives: Around the World
Ethics Dunce: Laurie Penny
A British journalist get saved by an American actor, and uses the incident to bash the U.S. Gee, thanks, Ryan Gosling! Continue reading
Ethics Hero Emeritus: National Guard Sergeant Dennis P. Weichel Jr. (1983 -2012)
A National Guardsman teaches us what American values are. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Character, Citizenship, Ethics Heroes, U.S. Society, War and the Military
A Facebook Suicide and the Duty To Rescue
In Taiwan, Facebook friends let a suicide go on uninterrupted. It could have been here. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Character, Citizenship, Family, The Internet, U.S. Society
Fairness and the Transgendered Miss Universe Contestant
She was naturally born, and is clearly female, but that’s not good enough for Miss Universe. Continue reading
Unethical Advertising Slogan of the Month: Reebok
An athletic equipment company recommends cheating. Continue reading
Our News Media’s Integrity Vaccum: The Malia in Mexico Blackout
President Obama had a right to ask the media to ignore Malia’s travels in Mexico. And an ethical news media would have said, “no.” Continue reading
Unethical Quote of the Month: Mike Daisey
Bulletin to Mike Daisey and others: Lies are never the truth. And nobody should trust or follow liars. Continue reading
Presenting 2012′s “Most Ethical Companies”
Yes, there are ethical companies out there. 145 of them, at least! Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Business & Commercial
Weekend Ethics Catch-Up
Here’s what you may have missed this weekend… Continue reading
Unethical Headline of the Month
So committed climate scientists want to know if they should lie, eh? Good to know. Continue reading
