Tag Archives: gender
Group Bigotry: Is This The Way It’s Going To Be? AGAIN?
I already covered this topic when Christiane Amanpour held an unrestrained “males are inferior managers because all the blood rushes to their penises” session on ABC’s “This Week” a few Sundays ago, but since it is becoming clear that the outbreak of gender bigotry in the media is more widespread than ABC, a second alarm is warranted. Continue reading
Girl Talk and Bigotry Ethics: Celebrating One-Way Gender Bias on ABC
Women undoubtedly enjoy being pronounced superior in some respects without having to accept or tolerate the burden of being inferior in others. Nevertheless, this blatant double standard is neither fair nor factual, and giving it such an unbridled airing on a Sunday morning public policy TV program is indefensible. Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: President Barack Obama
Once Barack Obama argued that he would unite America. Stunningly, now he is seeking to divide it for political gain. Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Dunces, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership, Race, U.S. Society
Comment of the Day on “Girl Talk and Bigotry Ethics…”
Commenter Linda’s kind of thinking, and acting, makes our communities, our nation and our lives infinitely less productive and pleasant. And that’s why this is a very instructive Comment of the Day. Continue reading →
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