Category Archives: Race
The Fojol Bros., Innocent of Racism, Political Correctness Victims
Allow the Art Viscarras of the world to drive the Fujol Bros. into bankruptcy using their trumped up theories of imaginary offense, and the next targets will be drag shows, anyone singing “That’s Amore!” who isn’t Italian, “Dorf on Golf” and toga parties. Continue reading
Teaching Racial Distrust in D.C.: “Trayvon Martin Day”
And the Trayvon Martin Ethics Train Wreck goes on. Continue reading
Racism, the Media, and Reverend Wright Distortions
No, the Rev. Wright issue is not racist, Just pointless. Continue reading
The Significance of “Pow Wow Chow”
A cookbook contains recipes that make Elizabeth Warren less trustworthy, in my book. Continue reading
When Unethical Approaches Evil: The Clarence Aaron Pardon Fiasco
To fail to do justice to Clarance Aaron was unethical and I think being unethical when the stakes are so high comes very close to evil. Continue reading
Filed under Law & Law Enforcement, Leadership, Professions, Race
Ethically Confounding Quote of the Year (Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman Ethics Train Wreck Division): The Washington Post
Just what is this statement supposed to tell us? Continue reading
Filed under Journalism & Media, Race
Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman Ethics Train Wreck Update: An Integrity Test For The Lynch Mob
OK Al, Spike, Maxine…what do you have to say now? Continue reading
Filed under Character, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Law & Law Enforcement, Race
Ethics Round-Up in Race, Religion and Sex: GOP Bigotry, Georgetown’s Integrity, and Warren’s Absurdity
Playing catch-up: three important ethics stories that mustn’t get buried. Continue reading
Elizabeth Warren and an Affirmative Action Flashback
40 years ago, I talked an All-American girl into taking advantage of affirmative action. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Education, Government & Politics, Law & Law Enforcement, Race, U.S. Society
Unethical Quote of the Week: “Chronicle of Higher Education” Editor Liz McMillen
The Chronicle of Higher Education has signaled that it suffers from the same malady as its subject: a lack of courage and integrity. Continue reading
Filed under Education, Professions, Race, Research and Scholarship
