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Meghan Christopher, Olivia Cadrecha, Elizabet Popel, and Amanda Hamilton Sia has been in the hot seat for controversy over her latest project, the movie Music starring Maddie Ziegler who plays a girl on the autistic spectrum. The movie Music is … Continue reading →

The Kansas City Chiefs football organization has come under fire in the past year due to their team name, stadium name, and logo, which protestors believe to be offensive to Native Americans.  The Chiefs media team has commented on the … Continue reading →

The royal family is no stranger to the British media. Being an important part of history and society, they remain a hot topic in the news.  Following her engagement to Prince Harry in 2017, the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has … Continue reading →

Theodor Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss, began publishing children’s books in 1937. Earlier this year, the Seuss Estates announced that they would no longer produce six books because of racial insensitivities depicted in the publications. “These books portray people … Continue reading →

The famous rapper, Lil Naz X released his brand new song and music video named “Montero”. In this song and in the music video are various references to satan and his values, which is what started the controversy. The song … Continue reading →

The world as we once knew is no longer considered normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic hit the United States in March of 2020, leaving many people confused about how to continue living their lives. Although, if you … Continue reading →

The pandemic has affected many industries including fashion. In 2020 we watched the world come to a halt and so did the fast pace lives of consumers leading to a decline in fast fashion. As we were seeking to find … Continue reading →

Ethics in the News:  That’s your topic.  Stick to it.  You can focus on any issue covered in the news recently. Research and Support:  Sound brilliant.  Explore the featured issue from multiple perspectives. Also discuss ethical theories that relate to the … Continue reading →

When I first taught this class many years ago, I featured a Blog about the University of Central Florida (UCF) cheating scandal, whereby a professor accused students of cheating on the midterm exam.  Since that time, UCF and many other … Continue reading →

The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers competed for the title of Super Bowl champions this year, and as fans cheered and participated in the teams’ game day traditions, many of them probably did not think about the history … Continue reading →