The New York Times

Toward a Definition of Tolerance; It must consist of more than a pious wish -- it must include courage and elements of risk, says E. M. Forster.

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The Conversation

Tolerance is more than putting up with things – it’s a moral virtue

Fairness and empathy are closely connected to moral development and reasoning. George A. Spiva Center for the Arts We hear a lot about tolerance these days. Tolerance is a moral virtue best placed ...
The Conversation

After Charlottesville, how we define tolerance becomes a key question

It’s been a little over a month since a group of white nationalists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia, some chanting Nazi slogans. Clashes with counter-protesters turned violent, leading to the ...
The Baltimore Sun

Rothschild: Liberal ‘morality,’ ‘tolerance’ and ‘super-rights’

Previously, I provided examples of liberal intolerance. Liberalism demands “tolerance,” while profusely engaging is name calling of conservatives such as homophobe, xenophobe, extremist, etc. In the ...
Quad-City Times

Liberals offer new definition of 'tolerance'

The liberal concept of tolerance is now exposed: “Change your stand, or shut your mouth.” Leonard Pitts' column of April 7 seems to say, “re-align your beliefs to our agenda — or retreat to the closet ...