Sentences with phrase «public shaming»

But public shame only works if the public actually cares.

It speaks very poorly of the culture of public shaming of breastfeeding moms in USA.

As promised former New York City Mayor Ed Koch today unveiled his list of Senate Republicans he's targeting for public shaming over supposedly reneging on their promise to deliver independent redistricting reform.

Most were disrespected and harassed online, and many found it hard, as I did, to find work after public shaming.

And research on the counterproductive effects of public shaming makes me question the routine use of classroom behavior charts to enforce discipline.

So You've Been Publicly Shamed By Jon Ronson Riverhead • $ 16 • ISBN 9781594634017 Ronson's examination of public shaming as a means of social control — from a writer shunned after being caught in the act of plagiarism to a woman forced into hiding over a single tweet — was named a best book of 2015 by the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune.

He joins a growing list of male investors and tech executives who recently lost their jobs or faced public shaming over sexual harassment scandals as more women come forward to report incidents — a trend experts say is reshaping how Silicon Valley deals with allegations of inappropriate behavior.

Thanks to the Internet, suppressed cultures now have a voice and using cultural references can quickly devolve into public shaming.

Many faculty members say they work hard to avoid recreating their own school experiences, which often involved public shaming and corporal punishment.

Every day we hear stories about public shaming.

A special bit of public shaming need to be performed in regards to the game's audio facet.

This permanent, highly public shaming of these «adulterers» is not only puritanical but reckless in the extreme, since many who end up branded with the scarlet «A» may have done absolutely nothing wrong.

In the rush to avoid public shaming, companies are taking shortcuts that can undermine the very benefits diversity brings.

After much public shaming, Equifax backed up on some terms, but not before demonstrating that its first instinct was to gouge consumers and profit off the hack of its own system.

I wanted to learn about the last era of American history when public shaming was a common form of punishment, so I was seeking out court transcripts from the 18th and early 19th centuries.

I think maybe the difference is between public shaming and being personally ashamed.

It loses if evangelical leaders basically seek to excommunicate Trump Evangelicals through public shame.

If not for some of the nastiest public shaming I've seen on WWE lately you'd have to be a heartless prick not to root for her.

Celebs know all too well that a little public shaming comes with the territory, but what they...

Censure does not bring any legal consequences, but is a form of public shaming by the House, and the first action below expulsion.

In an age of social media public shaming, this paper helps explain why sticks and stones may break your bones, but tweets can hurt much worse.

Not only did they ban the offenders, but every single one was listed in the banning as well for some good old fashioned public shaming.

Ferguson's vocals has been very conspicuously overdubbed by another singer's, which gives these supposedly triumphant sequences the unfortunate air of Lina Lamont's public shaming at the end of Singin» in the Rain: you half - expect the curtain to lift up to reveal Debbie Reynolds at the microphone, while Ferguson scampers from the stage.

Like many a Hollywood reckoning, progress seems to be arriving well after things reached a breaking point, spurring an overdue public shaming of sorts.

Seems Taylor Swift wasn't the originator of subtle public shaming.

There are enough critics out there without further high - profile public shaming.

Public shaming on the part of cyclists might just be the most humorous and effective way of keeping bike commuters safe from scofflaw motorists.

If public shaming is going to be the stick used to coerce larger employers into reducing their gender pay gap, then the reporting should be an accurate reflection of the gender pay and bonus disparity within the workplace.

Manitoba will employ public shaming as a means to enforce child and spousal support and make deadbeat parents financially accountable.

Media rights In his impassioned defence of the media's right to name and shame those it deems have off ended public standards of decency, Mr Dacre argues: «Since time immemorial public shaming has been a vital element in defending the parameters of what are considered acceptable standards of social behaviour, helping ensure that citizens — rich and poor — adhere to them for the good of the greater community.»

Ronald C. Minkoff speaks at the Association of Professional Responsibly Lawyers Association meeting on the use of public shaming techniques in disciplinary and sanctions proceedings in Vancouver.

The legal profession has an ethical obligation to protect the criminal justice system by pushing back vigorously against untrammelled public shaming, particularly when it involves accusations of criminal behaviour.

One of the most famous victims of digital public shaming is Justine Sacco, whose 2013 tweet from Heathrow Airport before she boarded a flight to Cape Town, an inept attempt at irony and humour, was interpreted as racist by some («Going to Africa.

In fact, the ruling seems like more of an exercise in public shaming than anything else, really.

I'd always had mixed feelings about this classroom management device — every time I asked a student to turn his or her card to orange or red, it only seemed to exacerbate his or her behavior, and the element of public shaming made me uncomfortable.

The security team gave Microsoft three months to fix the flaw, or face public shaming.

They should be disciplined, absolutely, but nowhere is it written that an effective punishment must involve public shaming.

A special bit of public shaming need to be performed in regards to the game's audio facet.

The friendly bet will go beyond mailing some local items and also include a little bit of public shame for the losing side.

One factor that's sometimes overlooked in the shift to «Dadvertising» is the public shaming aspect of social media.

It's a practical solution that will prove far more effective than public shaming.

According to the directive, the public shaming effort is aimed at «punishing and deterring untrustworthiness, as well as commending trustworthiness and honesty.»

With «comply or explain,» at least there's something like, let's call it, a public shame.

This public shaming is problematic for a final - term president interested in building his legacy.

Although Warren did not herself use legislation or official congressional power to get Wells Fargo to claw back $ 60 million from executives, her public shaming and the Facebook post that followed fanned the public opinion fires so vigorously that the bank's board had to do something to quell shareholders and an angry public.

The people know their champion when they see one, and in short order a Facebook video posted by Warren just after the public shaming racked up more than 11 million views and almost 200,000 shares.

Clearly a public shaming will not work in every situation, especially in the private sector, as «pharma bro» Martin Shkreli showed the world when, in a congressional hearing, he