Free Speech
The Constitutional Amendment that protects Free Speech is which number
First
View that moral truths depend on cultural context and vary across societies.
Cultural Relativism
The second-largest garment exporter in the world
Bangladesh, India
Separation of groups by race, class, etc., in daily life, institutions, or geography; de jure vs. de facto.
Segregation
Wages sufficient to cover basic needs like housing, food, healthcare.
Living Wage
Speech that attacks a person or group on the basis of race, religion, gender, or other characteristic
Hate Speech
Ethics focused on duties, rules, and intrinsic rightness or wrongness of actions.
Moral Absolutism or Deontology
The rapid production of inexpensive clothing in response to the latest trends, reliant on low wages and poor conditions.
Fast Fashion
This Springfield Neighborhood was highlighted as the 1st Contract Neighborhood in America that structurally excluded Blacks from owning homes.
Ridgewood
What does D.E.I stand for?
Diversity
Equity and
Inclusion
Loss of self-awareness and individual accountability in groups; explains crowd behavior when anonymity reduces restraint.
Deindividuation
Situation where moral principles conflict, and no choice resolves all ethical obligations.
Ethical Dilemma
2013 factory collapse in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing 1,100+ garment workers; catalyst for supply-chain reforms.
Rana Plaza
Mid-20th-century program to revitalize cities by clearing 'blighted' areas, often displacing low-income communities.
Urban Renewal
Withdrawal of funds, or resources from a region or sector, often following redlining.
Disinvestment
This Supreme Court Case Introduced 'clear and present danger' test; upheld conviction for distributing anti-draft leaflets in wartime.
Schenck v US
Marly decides to let another student take the lead, even though she did most of the work. “If it keeps the peace and helps the whole group get credit, it’s worth it,” she says. Which Ethical theory is this most aligned with
Moral Consequentialism or Utilitarianism
Certification ensuring producers work under humane conditions, get paid right and is an alternative to exploitative supply chains.
Fair Trade
The 1930s agency that refinanced mortgages and graded neighborhoods, institutionalizing redlining.
HOLC (home owner's loan corporation)
Charging excessively high prices for essentials during crises; often outlawed to protect consumers.
Price Gouging
This Supreme Court Case concluded that speech is unprotected only if directed to inciting imminent lawless action and likely to produce it.
Brandenburg v Ohio
Jesus' rules to his disciples on how to live
The Beatitudes
Social and economic ideology encouraging continuous acquisition of goods, driving overproduction in fast fashion.
Consumptionism
Name of the Springfield native of the 1920s-30s who is said to have created the policy of Redlining. His first name is Harry...
Harry Kissel
According to the Bailey Lecture, what are the 3 Ps of Corporate Responsibility
Profit
People
Planet