Debasing Society, One 'F@#%- You' at a Time
Tue, Oct. 22, 2024
By Fraser P. Seitel
Words that were once considered obscene or vulgar are now widely used in our public discourse. Here’s why that’s a problem for professional communicators.
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Words that were once considered obscene or vulgar are now widely used in our public discourse. Here’s why that’s a problem for professional communicators.
Terry Szuplat, speechwriter for former President Barack Obama, encouraged those in attendance at a George Washington University talk Sept. 19 to take a page out of Obama's playbook and speak from the heart to connect with audiences.
The December House testimonies from the presidents of Harvard, MIT and the University of Pennsylvania underscores the importance of listening to your heart when faced with a reputation-ruining crisis—and not your lawyer.
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