Lying about one’s racial identity is tricky to unpack without clear motives, but actions could be harmful to the disrespected communities in question.
Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY
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The New York Times was criticized for its reporting on trans issues. Good.
More education is necessary for media to better explain the nuances of transgender issues to readers.
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‘Euphoria’ actress accused of shoplifting. What are the ethics of stealing just a little bit?
When it comes to stealing, experts say context matters and that situations are not always so black-and-white, even if the law paints them that way.
Ben Affleck’s face, Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher’s awkwardness and never-ending gossip
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