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Ethics Hero: Kendra Wilkinson
My favorite Hugh Hefner girlfriend of all time. Continue reading
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Ethics Hero: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell
The NFL’s Commissioner did the right thing. I didn’t think he’d have the guts. I was wrong. Continue reading
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Ethics Quiz: Holder’s “Brainwash” Comment
Is it fair to criticize a U.S. Attorney General’s statement that he wants to “brainwash” the public into rejecting a core Constitutional right, when the statement is more than 15 years old, and was made while he was in a different job? Continue reading
Greg Smith’s Urgent Ethics Alarm
Greg Smith blows a whistle on Goldman Sachs’ ethical culture. Whatever his motives, his ethical message is correct. Continue reading
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The Process Can Be Ugly, And Sure Was This Time, But This Is How Cultural Ethics Standards Change
The Fluke-Limbaugh mess ends up changing the rules…for everyone. Continue reading
Self-Promotion Department
In case you want to actually hear me talk… Continue reading
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The NFL, Battling Its Own Sick Culture
An unfolding bounties scandals shows that the NFL culture of violence is unethical and sick, and it remains to be seen if the illness can be cured and allow the NFL to maintain the qualities that make pro football America’s most popular and profitable sport. Continue reading
Facebook’s Weird Ethical Standards
Facebook is using its power to mold our ethical standards. Oh-oh. Continue reading
Ethics Incoherence From Sir Paul
Paul makes a statement about drugs. If only we could tell what it was. Continue reading
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Comment of the Day: “Ethics Quiz: Holder’s ‘Brainwash’ Comment”
Penn’s Comment of the Day on the gun control debate. Continue reading →
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