In the "Ethics" example in this chapter, Larry Whitten, a 63-year-old former Marine from Texas purchased a hotel in New Mexico to save it and the jobs of those who worked there
The major ethical issue dealt with Whitten's decision to require that all employees
a. lighten their skin and refrain from speaking Spanish.
b. refrain from speaking Spanish and pronounce their names in an "American" way.
c. wear Spanish costumes and speak only Spanish while at work.
d. submit to random drug testing based on his stereotype of Mexicans as drug dealers.
B
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