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Who decides if something is offensive?
Mad Max: Fury Road is a very very bad movie. (And what makes a good movie plot anyway?)
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Should white women be permitted to belly dance or twerk? (On cultural appropriation.)
Are pin-ups always sexist?
How should people respond to open-carry gun-rights activists?
Are college students adults?
What's it like being Jewish in North Dakota? My testimony.
Why should we care what stupid people think?
Should we celebrate the death of an enemy?

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The is a blog written by Jack Russell Weinstein, the Director of the Institute for Philosophy in Public Life, the host of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life, and a Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Dakota. It is dedicated to the exploration of philosophy. Everyone can join in regardless of their expertise or credentials. Be thoughtful and respectful, courageous and interesting, and post your comments to converse with the world. And please, enjoy yourself. This blog is a project of IPPL. However, unless otherwise stated, these are Jack's opinions, ideas, and explorations, no one else's, including IPPL's, Why? Radio's, Prairie Public radio's, or The University of North Dakota's.

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