Tag Archives: political correctness
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
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
Were The Marlins Right To Suspend Ozzie Guillen for Loving Fidel Castro?
It is unethical to harm an employer by not recognizing that you have a duty not to embarrass the organization, or make customers wonder about the organization’s competence and judgment to hire a jerk like you in such a prominent position. That’s what Ozzie Guillen did. Continue reading
Burger King, Mary J. Blige and the Political Correctness Double-Bind
When it comes to race, sometimes you just can’t win…which is just how some people like it. Continue reading
Diversity Ethics: “The Ethicist” vs. The Diversity Bullies
The New York Times’ Ethicist is under fire for not making a silly panel diverse enough. Continue reading
Filed under Gender and Sex, Journalism & Media, U.S. Society
One Small Step For Honesty, Integrity and Freedom of Expression, One Small Defeat for Really Dumb Political Correctness
It’s a small victory, but worth having nonetheless. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Sports, U.S. Society
Weekend Ethics Catch-Up
Here’s what you may have missed this weekend… Continue reading
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
Punishment for Color Blindness: ESPN’s Unfair and Cowardly Suspension of Max Bretos
ESPN decided to make an innocent anchor the scapegoat to mollify race bullies. Continue reading
