Confucius Got It Right: Giving in to ‘Bias’ Is Part of Living an Ethical Life
No one wants to be “victim” of someone else’s biases, but almost everyone is comforted by the idea that one’s brother, mother, or uncle is heavily biased in their favor.
Professor of philosophy at Columbia College Chicago. Author of Why We Need Religion and On Monsters.
No one wants to be “victim” of someone else’s biases, but almost everyone is comforted by the idea that one’s brother, mother, or uncle is heavily biased in their favor.
The color question has changed in America and this has implications for the logic of affirmative action.
Our memories are deeply fallible and highly suggestible.