“Famine, Affluence and Morality”, published by philosopher Peter Singer in 1971/72, is rightly acclaimed as one of the most important philosophical essays on poverty reduction ever written, and ...

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If they can betray their partner, what does it say about how they’ll treat you?

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A Pellissippi State faculty member argues that legislators' attack on tenure directly contradicts the "marketplace of ideas" the state built in 2017.