Category Archives: Race

Ethics Dunce: Greta Van Susteren

Greta Van Susteran feels sorry for Newt Gingrich. Continue reading

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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

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Recent Race Card Rankings: Trying Out The Knight Scale

Let’s see how the new Knight Scale of offensive race-card playing applies to two recent events. Continue reading

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Ethics Hero AND Ethics Dunce: Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar

Secretary Salazar scores a rare double honor. Well, one of them is an honor… Continue reading

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Ethics Quiz: Is This Racism, or Just Business?

Is a movie studio racist for not producing a film with an all-black cast—because it thinks the film can’t make money? Continue reading

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The Knight Scale

L.A. Times blogger Christopher Knight does a great service by establishing the height (or depths) or race-card nonsense. Continue reading

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Comment of the Day on “The NAACP’s ‘Gotcha!’ Games”

A provocative comment on the Rick Santorum race “gotcha!” post. Continue reading

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The NAACP’s “Gotcha!” Games

The NCAAP is after Rick Santorum for a verbal gaffe. Because that’s what the NAACP does these days. Continue reading

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The Third Annual Ethics Alarms Awards: The Worst of Ethics 2011 (Part 2)

The second and final part of the Ethics Alarms 2011 Worsts. The Bests will be here soon! Continue reading

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Spin, Rationalizations and Denial From the Ron Paul Faithful: An Ethics Lesson

The deceitful lengths Ron Paul supporters will go to in defense of their flawed standard-bearer! Continue reading

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