Tag Archives: bigotry
Teaching Racial Distrust in D.C.: “Trayvon Martin Day”
And the Trayvon Martin Ethics Train Wreck goes on. Continue reading
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
T-shirt Ethics and Bigotry In Lexington, Kentucky
What do we call conduct that only damages society, pulls it apart, encourages inequality and bigotry while feeding hate and distrust? Continue reading
Lawrence O’Donnell and the Missing Religious Bigotry Ethics Alarm at MSNBC
Lawrence O’Donnell is an anti-Mormon bigot, and apparently that’s just fine with MSNBC. Continue reading
Social Science, Group Research and Bigotry: The Most Slippery Slope
What good is a study that impugns the character of a whole group? Continue reading
Filed under Character, Research and Scholarship, U.S. Society
Comment of the Day: “Charles M. Blow’s Anti-Mormon Tweet, Chapter 2…”
Michael’s Comment enlightens us about the mainstream media’s hierarchy Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: NY Times Columnist Charles M. Blow, and the Times, If It Doesn’t Do Something About Him
Charles M. Blow just slurred Mitt Romney’s faith, and it appears to be fine with his bosses at the New York Times. Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Week: Chris Matthews
Pat Buchanan is loyal; it’s some of his other ethical values that are in doubt. Continue reading
