Discrimination in the U.S. 1950s -1990s

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"Business today has to take a broad view of ethical issues, not in terms of letting certain actions slide as was done in the past, but in terms of seeing more and more of its choices as ethical dilemmas with pitfalls for the company as well as for society. We live today in a litigious society and to a degree in a more judgmental one, and ethical lapses are closely followed by a public that is both eager to hear details of every error in judgment and unwilling to look the other way when it believes an individual or a company has done something unethical. Race and sex discrimination in their various forms are clearly ethical issues for business, issues which impact on society and which are viewed as fundamental issues of right and wrong. Society at large no longer takes the attitude that such discrimination is acceptable. Indeed, an examination of what Americans have always ... "

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