Category Archives: Public Service, Philanthropy, Charity
Ethics Hero Emeritus: Rushworth Kidder (1944-2012)
The ethics world lost one of its leaders yesterday. Continue reading
Ethics Hero: Pastor Thomas Keinath
Some people are so good they make us feel inherently unethical. Like this guy. Continue reading
The Girl Scouts, the Loyal Wife, and “Wisconsin Sickness”
Would you be comfortable with your daughter’s Girl Scout troop leader being married to someone obsessed with serial killers? A weird Wisconsin dilemma… Continue reading
Tim Wakefield, the Knuckleball, and Character
Throwing a knuckleball builds character, as Tim Wakefield’s career showed. Continue reading
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Wikipedia Ethics
And this is why you can’t trust Wikipedia, Continue reading
When Leaders Are Phonies: Douglas Wilder’s National Slavery Museum Betrayal
Leaders who only pretend to lead are not leaders, but liars. Continue reading
The Corruption Problem
Sure, corporations corrupt the political system. So does that statement. Continue reading
Mitt’s Gift
Mitt Romney gave a jobless woman some money to help her pay her electric bill, that racist son-of-a-bitch… Continue reading
The Third Annual Ethics Alarms Awards: The Worst of Ethics 2011 (Part 1)
The 2012 Ethics Alarms Awards…first up, the Worst, Part I. Continue reading
