There’s no doubt that cancel culture – the attempt to ruin someone’s personal or professional life due to a perceived insult or insensitivity – is only getting worse. Among other benefits, the sturdiness provided by bone ash allows bone china to be produced in thinner cross-sections than other porcelains. From its initial development in the early 1800s, bone china has historically been a British product; in fact, the term “English porcelain” often refers to bone china. So, is bone china ethical? In addition to doing no favors to the animals, opponents contend, bone china imposes on vegetarians and people who avoid animal products.

Source: The Nation April 28, 2021 08:03 UTC