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Readers: Help Us Define Ethics
By
Padmini Mangunta
Ethics:1. (philosophy) The study of principles relating to right and wrong conduct.2. Morality.3. The standards that govern the conduct of a person, especially a member of a profession. Hillary and I were chatting today about ethics. “So what else is new?” you may ask. Isn’t that, um, your job? Well, not necessarily. We discuss whatever…
Moral Monday: The Savage’s Decision to Give Birth to the Wrong Baby
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Padmini Mangunta
When I first read the MSNBC headline, “Woman Implanted with Wrong Embryo to Give Birth”, I moved straight past it, thinking it sounded a bit too much like a supermarket tabloid to interest me. I’m glad I took a closer look, because I now feel it’s a story worthy of the “Moral Monday” title –…
Pedicures: Why Do They Make Me Uneasy?
By
hfields
Call it a case of white liberal guilt, but I’m uncomfy getting pedicures. I love how they look, and I’m hopeless at giving them to myself. Since I was a kid, I’ve tried; tongue caught fast between teeth, brow furrowed with a scowl of concentration as I guide the tiny brush across my tootsies, only…
Innocent Until Proven Guilty — Is This Still the Case?
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Padmini Mangunta
I was reading a CNN article about the 4 young men falsely accused of rape at Hofstra University; unsurprisingly, they described the experience as ‘traumatic’. Well, yes, to say the least! Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not speaking out against rape victims who speak up — all too often, their voices are heard with…
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