Category Archives: History
Reflections On President’s Day, 2012: A United States Diminished in Power, Influence and Ideals
On Presidents Day, we must face the reality that we have not met our responsibilities to stay capable of acting on our ideals. Continue reading
Wikipedia Ethics
And this is why you can’t trust Wikipedia, Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Day: Abraham Lincoln (And a Happy Birthday to You, Mister Lincoln!)
Happy Birthday, Abe. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Ethics Quotes, History
Update: The King Memorial Quote Mess Is Officially A Fiasco
The problem with honoring great men and women is that the honors are usually planned by the not-so-great. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, Quotes
Unethical Quote of the Week: “Today Show” Co-Host Ann Curry
The hypocrisy and the ethical blindness of the media when it comes to the Kennedys defies belief. And it is disgusting. Continue reading
JFK, Ethics Corrupter
Jack Kennedy’s negative influence on public expectations of their leaders continues to get stronger after 50 years. Continue reading
Unethical Website of the Month: “Make Presidents’ Day Super”
Has it come to this? Continue reading
Where Should The Alarms Sound For THIS?
Watch this student’s video, and weep. Well, after you finish laughing. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Character, Citizenship, Education, Family, Government & Politics, History
The Great American Hindsight Hero
We now have a name for Monday morning quarterbacking: Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Character, History
The “I Have A Dream” Speech Ethics Train Wreck
Who is fault for the fact that we can’t watch Martin Luther King give his most famous speech? Continue reading
