Tag Archives: bullying
Ethics Alarms Lubricant 1: Jennifer Rubin on Intimidating the Supreme Court
Jennifer Rubin focuses on what is so unethical about the attempts to strong-arm the Supreme Court into approving the individual mandate. Continue reading →
Ethics Quote of the Week: Washington Post Blogger Greg Sargent
A Post blogger discovers the Golden Rule. Continue reading →
Filed under Character, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership
Tagged as bias, bullying, fairness, Greg Sargent, Mitt Romney, The Golden Rule
The Romney “Pranks” Smear and Fairness Blindness
Fiarness alarms are failing over the Mitt Romney prep school story. Continue reading →
Filed under Character, Education, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, The Internet
Tagged as bias, bullying, culture, fairness, Jason Horowitz, journalistic ethics, Mitt Romney, Rick Jones, teenagers, Washington Post
The Washington Post’s Teenage Romney Smear Job
Now the mainstream media is examining teenage misconduct to smear presidential candidates. How low can they go? Continue reading →
Filed under Character, Education, Gender and Sex, Journalism & Media, Leadership
Tagged as Andrew Sullivan, bias, bullying, fairness, Jason Horowitz, John Becker, journalistic ethics, Mitt Romney, teenagers, Washington Post
Ethics Dunces: The Journalism Education Association and the National Scholastic Press Association
If you ask Dan Savage to speak, you get him. Continue reading →
Comment of the Day: Anti-Bullying Mis-steps: The Perils of Changing Cultural Norms (Part 2)
More about “The Hunger Games,” in the Comment of the Day. Continue reading →
Anti-Bullying Mis-steps: The Perils of Changing Cultural Norms (Part 2)
Anti-bullying advocates are willing to kill the another parents’ activist group’s hard-won triumph: the film ratings system. Continue reading →
Well THAT Didn’t Take Long: The Next Step in School Censorship of Student Speech
The school vs. Facebook war has finally reached the point of indisputable abuse. Continue reading →
Comment of the Day: “Ethics Train Wreck Extra: the Lawyer, the Advisor, and the Kennedy”
Max Kennerly responds to my post about his favoring a slander suit against Rush Limbaugh. Continue reading →
Anti-Bullying Mis-steps: The Perils of Changing Cultural Norms (Part I)
Any time the government starts endorsing word control, it is time to get suspicious. Yes, even for a good cause. Continue reading →
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Filed under Comment of the Day, Education, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, U.S. Society
Tagged as bullying, censorship, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sibelius, hypocrisy, social norms, thought control