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Tasered Mom Sues Cop–I Should Hope So!
By
hfields
According to this MSNBC article, Audra Harmon, a 38-year-old mother of three, was stopped, Tasered, handcuffed, and arrested while her kids were left frightened and unattended in her minivan for something like 40 minutes. The incident began like this, Harmon told the Today Show’s Meredith Vieira: “I was driving with my hand on my cheek, and I…
Is the Burqini Unethical, or is Banning It?
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Padmini Mangunta
The burqini, a full body swimsuit, may have been created to allow Muslim women the freedom to partake in the joy of cavorting in the water alongside everyone else, but in France it’s causing another flare-up in controversy over Muslim garb. A convert to Islam, identified as Carole, launched a complaint of religious discrimination after…
Health Care Reform: An Ethical Issue?
By
hfields
I’ve been hesitant to wade into any discussion of health care reform because, frankly, it feels too big for me. For a lot of Americans, I suspect. And besides, what exactly are the ethical angles to examine? Too many to enumerate, I think. My mind kind of boggles just thinking about them all. But there…
Michael Vick Reinstated – Did the NFL Act Ethically?
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Padmini Mangunta
Professional sports and I do not go together like peanut butter and jelly – my eyes take on a lovely shade of “glazed” when my male friends start down the road of player stats, fantasy leagues and rankings. But Michael Vick? Well, he’s an interesting subject. On Monday, Vick was conditionally reinstated by NFL commissioner…
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