Category Archives: Family
Ethics Dunce: France
The U.S. gets to watch a risky experiment in leadership and culture…in France. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Ethics Dunces, Family, Government & Politics, Leadership
The Curse of the Honest Vice-President and the Evolving President
Joe Biden told the truth, exposing the fact that Barack Obama is not. Continue reading
Estate Tax Ethics
We need to increase the estate tax, but let’s not pretend there is anything ethical or moral about doing so. Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Family, Finance, Government & Politics, Love, U.S. Society
Ethics Article of the Week: George Will On His Son’s Birthday
I highly recommend George Will’s reflections on the birthday of his son Jon, who has Down syndrome, and is 40 today. Continue reading
Filed under Bioethics, Character, Family, Health and Medicine, Journalism & Media, Love, U.S. Society
The Jack Berghouse Cheating Conundrum: Bad Father? Good Father? Ethics Corrupter?
Is it right for parents to use lawyers and the court system to intimidate schools into whitewashing a student’s records? Continue reading
Filed under Character, Education, Family, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society
Grandparent Ethics: Too Drunk and Stupid To Be Unethical?
Worst babysitting grandparents ever. But FUN! Continue reading
Filed under Family, Law & Law Enforcement
Dear Abby Follies: Ethically Frightening Question, Ethically Inadequate Response
“GOOD DAD IN CLEVELAND” has more problems than “Dear Abby” can solve. Continue reading
Filed under Animals, Character, Family, Journalism & Media
Unethical Quote of the Week, Trayvon Martin Ethics Train Wreck Division: Dr. Boyce Watkins
The ugliness of the anti-Zimmerman mob’s leadership was never very well disguised, but Dr. Watkins’ candor ripped off the whole mask. Continue reading
“Blue Bloods” Ethics: The Good Lie?
“Blue Bloods” explores the dilemma of the necessary lie. Continue reading
