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Little Girls In High Heels — What’s With That?!
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hfields
Ok, now. Twice in the past week I’ve encountered girls under the age of ten wearing high heeled sandals. The first time, I was entering the subway and I saw (from behind) a person under four feet tall wearing perhaps a two-inch acrylic-heeled sandal. It startled me, but after a moment of staring at the incongruous sight,…
The Best Worst Date Story Ever
By
Padmini Mangunta
One of the fundamentals of ethics is honesty, I’d say. Yet, I’m kind of a dishonest person. I consider myself to be basically morally sound, so why do I say this? Well, I tend to tell people what they want to hear, not what they need to hear. A couple of years ago I gave into…
A Wee Bit of Unethical Self-Promotion: Hillary’s In the Huffington Post!
By
hfields
Forgive me, gentle readers. It is, perhaps, questionable to flog one’s external publications on a blog concerning itself primarily with ethics, but I simply had to share the news: An article I’ve written, entitled “90 Salads in 90 Days” is featured in the Huffington Post’s Living Section today. Please do check it out. That is all.…
What-If Wednesday: How Far Out Of Your Way Would You Go To Do A Good Deed?
By
hfields
We’re rolling out another new feature here at Everyday Ethics… “What-If Wednesdays.” You know the game; you’ve probably played it with your friends a time or two, asking questions like, “What if you had to choose — Brad Pitt or George Clooney?” (Clooney, baby!) Or for the less romantically minded, “What if you could only follow…
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