Category Archives: Gender and Sex

February 3, 2012

A Brief Note Regarding The Supposed Difference Between Male and Female Teens Exploited For Sex By Adult Authority Figures

A female sexual predator tells her prey, a 14 year old boy she was supposed to be training in fitness, that he should be grateful for his lucky sexual experience, Should he? Continue reading →

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Filed under Education, Gender and Sex, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society

Tagged as bias, children, punishment, rationalizations, sexual exploitation, sexual predators, students, Utah

February 3, 2012

The Susan G. Komen Foundation-Planned Parenthood Ethics Train Wreck

The fight over the Komen Foundation’s abandonment of Planned Parenthood has no heroes and many ethics miscreants. Continue reading →

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Filed under Bioethics, Gender and Sex, Government & Politics, Health and Medicine, Journalism & Media, Public Service, Philanthropy, Charity

Tagged as abortion, abuse of power, bullying, Democrats, excuses, fairness, honesty, integrity, non profit ethics, Planned Parenthood, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Susan G. Komen Foundation, Terri Schiavo

February 1, 2012

Scylla and Charybdis in the Schools

The opposing monsters of untrustworthy teachers and manipulative students is making public school education dangerous for all involved. Continue reading →

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Filed under Character, Education, Gender and Sex, U.S. Society

Tagged as Brook Styler, false accusations, Mark Berndt, mythology, Rachel L. Farrell, safety, sexual predators, students, teachers, trust

January 30, 2012

Incomprehensible Nevada Justice For A Sexual Predator

Pop quiz: Can you guess the sentence for this criminal? (Hint: its a female.) Continue reading →

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Filed under Education, Gender and Sex, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society

Tagged as abuse of power, Bethyl Shepherd, Debra Lafave, justice, punishment, sexual predators, students, teachers, trust

January 28, 2012

Comment of the Day: Ethics Blindness at Joe Pa’s Memorial Service

The Comment of the Day raises issues of wahlberging, obliviousness and willful blindness, and how they apply to the legacy of Joe Paterno. Continue reading →

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Filed under Sports, Law & Law Enforcement, Leadership, Gender and Sex, Comment of the Day, Character

Tagged as accountability, responsibility, excuses, Catholic Church child abuse cover-up, Joe Paterno, Penn State sex scandal, wahlberging, memorial services, willful ignorance