Morality clauses were first used in the film and media industry, specifically as a reaction to the Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle case of 1921 in which a popular comedic actor was accused of murder.

"Once you start a war, what does it take to finish a war?" writer and director Christopher Andrews ponders, recalling this question as forming the genesis to his feature directorial debut, Bring Them ...

A morality clause once forced Arkansas teacher Tippi McCullough to choose between being openly gay or keeping her teaching ...