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PATREON EPISODE - https://www.patreon.com/posts/50787521It's time for another selection from our Superdelegate patron tier, and boy, they picked a doozy. On this episode, we shack up with the Bundys and dive into MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN (1987-1997), the raunchy family sitcom that became a flashpoint in the culture war. We discuss the show's bleak worldview, try to make sense of several of the most famous episodes, and discuss how conservative moral-panics like the one that greeted this show have changed in the decades since.

PLEASE NOTE: MORAL MINORITY STARTS AT 0:20 SECONDS IN! And sorry about the commercials, I'll try to fix that. And sorry about the quality and sound. Moral Minority: The old man(Lucifer II) wants to turn underworld into a good place and hires Brian to help. I am so happy I managed to find not one but TWO episodes of The Baskervilles. This was one of my favorite shows on teletoon. Check out the other, Bringing Down the House, on my page. The Baskervilles is an animated children's TV show about a British family living in the most twisted theme park in the world, Underworld the Theme Park. Where bad is good and good is bad. The show was originally created by series co-director Nick Martinelli and series co-writer Alastair Swinnerton, and eventually distributed and co-financed by CINAR (now Cookie Jar Entertainment) and designed, produced and co-financed by Alphanim. The show only lasted for 2 seasons with a full 26 episodes from May 4 1999-2001. Content belongs to CINAR (now Cookie Jar Entertainment) and Alphanim. This upload does not make any money on this channel. It's simply for people to enjoy an old cartoon that will probably never see a dvd release or even be on television. I will remove this video if asked by the proper people or youtube. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrARAlWXjuY Uploader: likingWhatever55 Upload date: 20130202

PLEASE NOTE: MORAL MINORITY STARTS AT 0:20 SECONDS IN! And sorry about the commercials, I'll try to fix that. And sorry about the quality and sound. Moral Minority: The old man(Lucifer II) wants to turn underworld into a good place and hires Brian to help. I am so happy I managed to find not one but TWO episodes of The Baskervilles. This was one of my favorite shows on teletoon. Check out the other, Bringing Down the House, on my page. The Baskervilles is an animated children's TV show about a British family living in the most twisted theme park in the world, Underworld the Theme Park. Where bad is good and good is bad. The show was originally created by series co-director Nick Martinelli and series co-writer Alastair Swinnerton, and eventually distributed and co-financed by CINAR (now Cookie Jar Entertainment) and designed, produced and co-financed by Alphanim. The show only lasted for 2 seasons with a full 26 episodes from May 4 1999-2001. Content belongs to CINAR (now Cookie Jar Entertainment) and Alphanim. This upload does not make any money on this channel. It's simply for people to enjoy an old cartoon that will probably never see a dvd release or even be on television. I will remove this video if asked by the proper people or youtube. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrARAlWXjuY Uploader: likingWhatever55 Upload date: 20130202

This paper reviews several issues and problems associated with the creation and application of tests and decision models for determining entry/exit, eligibility, placement, treatment, and reclassification procedures used to remedy the limited English proficiency of students from homes where English is not the primary language. Two concepts critical to the assessment process are discussed: language dominance and language proficiency. It is argued that the concept of language proficiency is not only more linguistically and scientifically sound, but also more amenable to mathematical or statistical manipulation because of the known properties of the test score distributions. A number of the ideas used in this argument are used to review some of the problems with current testing practices related to eligibility, placement, and reclassification. It is suggested that the failure to work from a common set of definitions and principles has compromised not only the process of entry/exit but also both the evaluation of Title VII programs and research on the effects of bilingualism. The moral issue of assessing students is discussed. An operational definition of limited English proficiency is given that includes the following components: limited English proficiency student, comparable students, language proficiency, and probability of success. Contains approximately 75 references. (LB)

This paper reviews several issues and problems associated with the creation and application of tests and decision models for determining entry/exit, eligibility, placement, treatment, and reclassification procedures used to remedy the limited English proficiency of students from homes where English is not the primary language. Two concepts critical to the assessment process are discussed: language dominance and language proficiency. It is argued that the concept of language proficiency is not only more linguistically and scientifically sound, but also more amenable to mathematical or statistical manipulation because of the known properties of the test score distributions. A number of the ideas used in this argument are used to review some of the problems with current testing practices related to eligibility, placement, and reclassification. It is suggested that the failure to work from a common set of definitions and principles has compromised not only the process of entry/exit but also both the evaluation of Title VII programs and research on the effects of bilingualism. The moral issue of assessing students is discussed. An operational definition of limited English proficiency is given that includes the following components: limited English proficiency student, comparable students, language proficiency, and probability of success. Contains approximately 75 references. (LB)

The social identities associated with minority practices such as veganism have been suggested to inhibit the adoption of these behaviours. This study will compare the effect of framing a minority practice (veganism) as an identity (to be a vegan) or a behaviour (to eat a meat and dairy-free diet) on the willingness of non-practitioners to adopt and to support the practice. It will examine the potential moderating effect of moral standards on this effect by comparing the framing of the practice in either maximal or minimal terms.

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Some work has been devoted to the study of consequences of different types of organizational diversity approaches. However, the influence of diversity approaches on ethnic minority members has not been studied so far. In this survey, we compare moral (diversity is valued because it reduces social inequalities) with business motives for diversity (diversity is valued because for business-related reasons). This study is a replication of a previous study of this project and aims at replicating the findings in a German context.

Some work has been devoted to the study of consequences of different types of organizational diversity approaches. However, the influence of diversity approaches on ethnic minority members has not been studied so far. In this survey, we compare moral (diversity is valued because it reduces social inequalities) with business motives for diversity (diversity is valued because for business-related reasons). This research aims at investigating the relationship between perceptions of morality- and business-motivated organizational diversity approaches, representation based concerns, empowerment, feelings of inclusion, and identification among ethnic minority members.

Previous research suggests that moral foundations have important consequences for intergroup relations, but the evidence is mostly correlational. This study aims to examine how a specific moral framing emphasizing moral arguments characteristics of fairness (vs. authority) may affect the stereotypes about Muslim immigrants, the willingness to defend their rights collectively and the support for anti-immigration policies.