Democrats, once slave owners, are now the party of political correctness, and political correctness is the same thing as owning slaves.
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The fact of the matter is that the era before "political correctness" wasn't any less repressive than the era of "political correctness" has been.
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If cultural Marxism is the real enemy, and political correctness is its most potent weapon, then the ultimate objective must be defanging political correctness.
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This can happen here in America, if we choose biblical correctness over political correctness; if we follow Christ, not the platform of either political party.
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For opponents of political correctness this is another consequence of political correctness run amok—and another convenient excuse to attack the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.
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It may come off as political correctness run amok, but I remember when political correctness meant having basic respect for those who are different from you.
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For Mr. Trump, who has spent a lifetime flouting political correctness, his participation in the dinner was striking because the club is the Washington embodiment of political correctness.
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Older rural whites usually express their frustrations in some variation of "I'm sick of political correctness," which I find maddening — since political correctness in my view just means treating people politely.
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" From January '85033: "Political correctness protects Muslim rape culture.
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" He added, "This is taking political correctness too far.
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" He excuses his hateful language by decrying "political correctness.
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"Political correctness gone mad I tell ye," one detractor said.
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"These attacks are political correctness run amuck [sic]," he continued.
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Did political correctness push them away from civilised political discussion?
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This time they ultimately affirm the correctness of Anthony's acquittal.
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Instead, the whole problem is wished away on political correctness.
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Open Society Essay question: Has political correctness gone too far?
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Policy makers' insistence on political correctness only worsens the dysfunction.
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Facebook pages heralded the deplorables as champions against political correctness.
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To them, "rape culture" is easily dismissed as political correctness.
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"Political correctness" has been in usage since the late 1700s.
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It's against political correctness, democracy, and equality, and it's building.
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Now the enemy is perceived political correctness imposed by Berlin.
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The unconscious, after all, is a realm beyond political correctness.
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He's not someone who gets caught up in political correctness.
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"This is not a matter of political correctness," he claimed.
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He'll defy political correctness and tell it like it is.
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He doesn't care about political correctness, not in rap music.
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"It's part of that whole political correctness thing," one said.
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She thought the policy was too based in political correctness.
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"We are not 'premised' on fighting political correctness," he writes.
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Or is this a case of political correctness run amok?
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" He added, "Political correctness cannot be there all the time.
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He has equated the threat of political correctness with terrorism.
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" His producer Mike Leigh called it "religious correctness gone mad.
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I admit, I'm also implicated in this political correctness ruckus.
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He lamented that Victoria had been hijacked by political correctness.
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" "The bottom line is this is political correctness run amok.
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Rogan's contempt for political correctness comes through throughout the show.
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But political correctness and great comedy are mainly mutually exclusive.
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By invoking "political correctness," Trump managed to reframe his position.
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Please do not let political correctness override quality of content.
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Or is doing so simply a concession to political correctness?
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" Trump also said he considered the redesign "pure political correctness.
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In short: This has absolutely nothing to do with political correctness.
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But here, too, Yates' correctness is borne by the president's actions.
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Is the tech giant putting political correctness before a national security?
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This is common whenever the term "political correctness" is bandied about.
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Mr Farage, too, sees himself as a crusader against political correctness.
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Democracy based on argument was replaced by democracy based on correctness.
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And as a bonus item: Do you value correctness or creativity?
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War is not about political correctness or words that are meaningless.
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Political correctness has run amok; snowflakery festers in the ivory towers.
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We've been choking on political correctness for a long time now.
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""You labeled it 'political correctness' and decided it was something bad.
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They all agree that political correctness needs to be cast out.
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Fox News Poll: Political correctness has gone too far, NFL fumbling.
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Political correctness is obviously not taking us anywhere at this point.
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Through this veneer of political correctness, Trump cuts like a knife.
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"Political correctness leads people to lie in the polls," Vedral said.
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Been an honor but intolerant insistence on political correctness is lame.
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Majorities of different demographic groups said political correctness is a problem.
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"I don't think this episode was about political correctness," he added.
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For Mexico, it is not only about pride or political correctness.
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The concern about political correctness goes way, way, way, way up.
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He refuses to bow down to the gods of political correctness.
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By far the most common reply was: too much political correctness.
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I think it's partly political correctness and partly political opportunism too.
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"Our world has been hijacked by political correctness," Ms. Yang said.
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How many lives have to be ruined by such enforced "correctness"?
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"political correctness" and a left-liberal "dictatorship of opinion" what are
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Again, conservative critics framed the episode as political correctness run amok.
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"Political correctness belongs to the scrap heap of history," she added.
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Shriver's real targets were cultural appropriation, identity politics and political correctness.
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After the allegations, they began parroting tired complaints about political correctness.
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"It's political correctness run amok," Hogan told The Washington Post in December.
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" He also asserts that "political correctness forbids us to denounce radical Islamists.
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He stood up against political correctness at his campus at Williams college.
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Politicians should prize value for money above political correctness or rhetorical flourish.
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The actor-director also attacked a "pussy generation" obsessed with political correctness.
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She has been sacrificing LGBT safety on the altar of political correctness.
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Unfortunately, political correctness and a worshipful attitude toward multiculturalism have blinded us.
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It is not about political correctness, it is about correcting systemic exclusion.
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He doesn't tiptoe around the thousands of new rules of political correctness.
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Trump's every utterance, his very existence, is an assault on political correctness.
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The guns are a rejection of political correctness that creeps into everything.
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I, for one, lost all political and social correctness following my abortion.
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Translation: bah humbug to political correctness ... I'm bringing back real yuletide cheer!
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He pointed to the enforced political correctness among students at many colleges.
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They're also likeliest to agree that political correctness has gone too far.
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" Its targets, as its masthead said, were "political correctness and other follies.
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He doesn't trap himself in the weeds with semantics or political correctness.
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"We're going to get away from political correctness," Trump told the questioner.
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Trump's previous feuds and torching of political correctness have not doomed him.
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Trump supports torture, and he does not understand high-minded political correctness.
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Conservative Republicans are worried that political correctness is creeping into their party.
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More striking is the impeccable political correctness with which "Her Notes" proceeds.
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Our second action is also related to the scourge of political correctness.
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The value rated as symbolizing the worst about America is political correctness.
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I worry about much of the political correctness on today's college campuses.
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Others believed the illustration was related to the idea of political correctness.
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"There was a political correctness," he told a reporter only last year.
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" He paused before adding: "ESPN is just spitting facts and political correctness.
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They accused Mr. Trudeau of "virtue signaling" and political correctness run amok.
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Her stringent aesthetic and sense of correctness never deserted her, friends recalled.
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" When I asked what he meant by political correctness, he said "Sweden.
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George HoldingGeorge Edward Bell HoldingBetsy DeVos's playbook of political correctness Education Dept.
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Trump, with Bannon's help, campaigned against political correctness and self-dealing elites.
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Like Mr. Trump, Justice Alito had little patience with perceived political correctness.
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"This is political correctness gone completely awry," a commenter named Keith wrote.
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Trump — never one for political correctness — was all too happy to oblige.
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They have put political correctness above your safety and before all else.
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Bernhard satirizes American culture, celebrity, politics, political correctness and the entertainment business.
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It's like curators want to tick all the boxes of political correctness.
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These kinds of stories are often dismissed as political correctness run amok.
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Because political correctness set off a nasty backlash Via Reason: Trump's promise to "destroy" political correctness, which has run rampant on college campuses and other more liberal enclaves, won him the culture war and, thus, the presidency. 15.
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Trump has railed against political correctness; his economic advisers are entirely white men.
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In the 90s, political correctness started to pop up, but it was beaten.
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When you hear the attacks on "political correctness" this is what they mean.
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Indeed those who invoke "political correctness" often use it for more cynical means.
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Proof that he's a man of a different era who refuses political correctness.
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The MDE style of comedy frequently targets liberal cultural norms and political correctness.
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TRUMP: No. (LAUGHTER) No. (APPLAUSE) Look, we have to stop with political correctness.
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It takes political correctness from the left and globalization/militarism from the right.
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If you believe what you hear, American colleges are suffocating under political correctness.
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"The thing that has changed the most is the political correctness," he says.
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"Political correctness will destroy us if we don't wake up," he said Sunday.
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Trump repeatedly assailed political correctness and federal environmental rules on the campaign trail.
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As they see it, political correctness has stifled discourse, particularly on college campuses.
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Too much prejudice in the U.S. today; 343%; too much political correctness: 234%.
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In the U.S., most censorship hasn't occurred under the aegis of political correctness.
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"Unfortunately, the Obama administration's political correctness prevented anything from being done about it."
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Belief in the correctness of prediction markets causes them to be too stable.
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Trump made his political career picking fights on Twitter and rejecting political correctness.
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Republicans slammed him for either ignorance or a misplaced sense of political correctness.
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In fact, it's their sporadic correctness that reinforces their beliefs in their methods.
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Stone Fish explains in "The Other Political Correctness," that self-censorship within American
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They reject political correctness in issues of race and worry about Islamic extremism.
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PG: Can we take a stab at "political correctness," a popular topic lately?
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But now the foundation of my political correctness is starting to show cracks.
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Political correctness — and identity politics more broadly — have, in their view, oppressed them.
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He tweaks the nose of political correctness, and I found that very refreshing.
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Like Wiesler in the film, the agent was a model of ideological correctness.
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The problem is, what Brooks sees as manners, Trump supporters call political correctness.
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They see their acts as blows against "political correctness" and victories for lulz.
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" Indeed, the report does find that 80 percent of Americans dislike "political correctness.
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But some believe this to be a case of political correctness run amok.
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There's been an obsessive interest in recent years in conflicts over political correctness.
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They surely see themselves as truth-tellers fighting against political correctness run amok.
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Surrogates for the billionaire businessman praised him on Monday for rejecting political correctness.
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This has become the most damning case of political correctness in American life.
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He objected to Crary calling him a bodybuilder, on grounds of political correctness.
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Spawned by political correctness, senior officers tend to interfere with the justice system.
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I understand: political correctness was invented to avoid insulting marginalized groups of people.
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Ted Cruz will never allow political correctness to drive decisions about our security.
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But today, some view UC Berkeley as a bastion of reactionary political correctness.
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The move engendered a national debate on censorship, political correctness and academic freedom.
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He has railed against political correctness; his economic advisers are entirely white men.
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Consequently, Chait can be a vehement critic of political correctness even while he writes about "undocumented immigrants," a phrasing that many other people regard as objectionably PC. A Federalist article yesterday characterized opposition to "stop and frisk" policies as political correctness.
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Eastwood's statement depends on a common misunderstanding about political correctness: that it's about censorship.
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Gamergate shape-shifted into something else entirely: an online culture war about political correctness.
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"Only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur," he wrote.
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You can't simply dismiss it as a symptom of police correctness or reverse racism.
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Why does this moment feel different than the political correctness movement in the 90s?
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They compromised the story and the characters in the name of Political Correctness [PC].
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He vowed to rid Brazil of socialism, political correctness and "ideology that defends bandits".
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When you were — you were the first one, really, to talk about political correctness.
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To sceptics, those changes might look like woolly political correctness, or tokenistic positive discrimination.
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Harris asked him to comment on the comment on the correctness of Obergefell v.
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But in this case, well, it wasn&apost -- it was initially about political correctness.
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You launched Politically Incorrect in 1993 as a response to the political correctness craze.
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Trump's whole modus operandi is to flout conventional "political correctness" by not using code.
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Saipem said it was confident the trial would confirm the correctness of its activities.
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Given Tumblr's reputation of hyper-political correctness, it's become a slight parody of itself.
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In fact, they've been wearing this political correctness kind of like a suicide vest.
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President Trump has made fighting political correctness and pushing boundaries central to his identity.
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The very thing him and his supporters make fun of as liberal political correctness.
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And you should feel like the dead hand of political correctness isn't on everything.
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"The forces of political correctness want to silence conservative students on campus," he continued.
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" Separately, Corey Lewandowski, a former aide, dismissed the controversy as "political correctness run amok.
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This is a form of political correctness, where political neutrality is privileged over facts.
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STEPHEN GAN There's a sense of correctness about Bill, a right and a wrong.
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Sullivan, who remains a tenured law professor, is not a victim of political correctness.
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In many ways his spurning of political correctness has been key to his appeal.
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Here is one place where Trump's scathing dismissal of political correctness found fertile ground.
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George, in a rare moment of social correctness, assumes that he should wait outside.
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Germany, he said, should stop being the "world champion of political correctness," he said.
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Plus there's nothing Trump loves more than posing as a slayer of political correctness.
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Unaware of the social cues and correctness and even common sense shared by society.
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" He wrote: "Only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur.
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" Now, she said, was not the time for "political calculation" or even "political correctness.
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After it aired, Al Jean, the showrunner since 1998, retweeted posts decrying political correctness.
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In the future, I'll be more aware about political correctness, cultural differences and history.
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We can't simply dismiss it as a symptom of political correctness or reverse racism.
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The real political correctness would be in pretending that Mr. Damore's beliefs were viable.
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We need to be able to criticize Islam's worst without fear from political correctness.
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Mr. Trump accused the Justice Department — his own Justice Department — of practicing political correctness.
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Censorship grows out of political correctness, weaponized by each aggrieved person against everyone else.
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This disparaging label is an updated way to accuse progressives of extreme political correctness.
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The political correctness that outweighs bold acts of courage and commitment are needed today.
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He turned to an old scapegoat — "political correctness" — to lament his favored contender's loss.
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But he has long viewed political correctness as a malign force in American society.
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Commentators like Jonathan Chait worry that "political correctness" and "language police" are perverting liberalism.
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And he's characterized his remarks about women as a heroic stand against political correctness.
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Glenn Loury: My argument about political correctness is not tendentious or partisan — it's analytical.
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Sure, the phrase "political correctness" isn't all that commonly used in Heterodox Academy pieces, but a fair reading of the group's concerns would identify political correctness and the imposition of left-wing orthodoxy on campuses as an overriding concern for Heterodox Academy.
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This, by the way, is an oft-unspoken reality of political correctness in America: There's much that white, straight males can say that members of more marginalized groups cannot, despite Trump's repeated claims that he's the one under siege by political correctness.
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The result being widespread political correctness that leaves little room for cultural or political opposition.
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" Mailer also took aim at "the larger forces governing political correctness," which he deems "poisonous.
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Another commission added, "all this political correctness, after a while I get sick of it".
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Not only is "political correctness" invoked to reinforce prejudices, it is often simplistic and reductive.
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In an age of political correctness, he confesses that he feels emasculated by child care.
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"You're talking about a campaign that doesn't really care much for political correctness," Pierson said.
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Accusations that political correctness prevails on public television and radio have a kernel of truth.
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In some way, this orthodoxy is analogous to the liberal orthodoxy known as political correctness.
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In fact, they've been wearing a, this, political correctness kind of like a suicide vest.
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So, the whole idea of political correctness is everybody's so sensitive, just get over it.
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Because I'm not mean-spirited, and I don't think I make fun of political correctness.
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To me, political correctness is about respecting people and understanding different viewpoints without judging people.
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The raw numbers here should already raise questions about the so-called political correctness epidemic.
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" He continued, "things like political correctness and events like the election have really divided us.
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In his response, Trump vowed to do "away with political correctness" in the U.S. military.
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Generations of students and researchers went through its math, calculated gradient descents, proved its correctness.
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Critics sometimes complain that the demands of the LGBT lobby are burdened by political correctness.
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This is where political correctness can get in the way of keeping Americans safe, Sean.
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Viewed through the reactionary lens of a post-political correctness world, Seinfeld is a travesty.
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So, in general, no comedian should be bound by political correctness in taking him on.
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I doubt he's brawling to defend political correctness, but I have already retconned this plot.
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Political correctness was not one of them, though that is identity politics at their core.
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It said the word was used in connection with her call to end political correctness.
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It reveled in its willingness to stick a finger in the eye of political correctness.
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He won wild cheers, thrilling the crowd as he sent political correctness down to defeat.
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"Undocumented" is now in wide use, but this perceived concession to political correctness irritates some.
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And I'm a person who is fed up with today's over-the-top political correctness.
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To heck with the experts and political correctness was the predominant mood in the end.
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"I am not going to bow down to the altar of political correctness," he added.
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He echoed Mr. Trump's talking points about the dangers of "political correctness" and Syrian refugees.
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And "political correctness," the decade's shorthand for liberal politics, has returned as something more menacing.
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Respect and equality in the workplace don't represent political correctness anymore, if they ever did.
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"He's onto something, because secretly everybody's getting tired of political correctness, kissing up," he said.
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"Unfortunately, the Obama administration's political correctness prevented anything from being done about it," Cox wrote.
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Others argue that the move away from spanking is itself a form of political correctness.
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Or is it a political movement defined by xenophobia and a dislike for political correctness?
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Despite this, they were not allowed to push that investigation further, because of political correctness.
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This is not the first time that innocent Americans have died because of political correctness.
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The smoothness and correctness of this effect will be judged in a few test scenes.
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Another important lesson of 2016: There are a lot of things worse than political correctness.
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So what comes next, now that Mr. Trump has defied political convention and political correctness?
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That is a conservative version of political correctness that Republicans have been demagoguing for years.
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They liked what he said about trade and immigration and his defiance of political correctness.
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The political correctness demanded by current public opinion throws out the baby with the bathwater.
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This isn't just about Twitter or outrage or political correctness or even race, per se.
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Evergreen students were accused of violence and of trying to enforce a divisive political correctness.
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And it stokes the powerful emotions behind perceptions of excessive political correctness and media bias.
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Politics is not filtered through political correctness, not parsed by focus groups or marketing departments.
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Ghosn is so persuaded of his correctness that he is suing Renault for pension payments.
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"President Donald J. Trump ran against political correctness in the United States," the statement said.
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He was averse to political correctness and not immune from using curse words in print.
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This can be read as a statement: It will not be browbeaten into political correctness.
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This is one more argument supporting repeal and the correctness of Dr. Price's previous position.
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" Ward later stood by that wording, saying, "Political correctness, yes, is exactly like a cancer.
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And, Bobby's obviously past political correctness and niceties when discussing the man in the Oval.
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In these situations, ordinary folk, not the priestly class, were the guardians of doctrinal correctness.
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Apart from political correctness, today's neologisms can be so limited in application, they're better avoided.
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" But she said it was "not appropriate" to comment on the "correctness of particular precedents.
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"Marxist theory does not care about individual rights," his readers learn, while, "Political correctness borrows its illiberal model of political discourse from Marxism"—as if Marxist theory and political correctness are buddies who meet up for drinks to plot the demise of free speech.
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Hence the political correctness battles are really just another front in the broader culture war. Right.
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Trump supporters spent months telling us they despised political correctness, the soft pedaling of hard reality.
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The Economist: Does the restrictive nature of political correctness inadvertently push people away from progressive politics?
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If you're willing to gamble, you'd better be very certain about the correctness of your ideal.
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Not just because they raise obvious issues of political correctness, but because they are highly repetitive.
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Is he saying we are too stupid to understand or is he continuing the political correctness?
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" Another responded, "The 'political correctness gone mad' brigade are the biggest bunch of snowflakes out there.
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"But this proceeding is not about the circumstances of, or even correctness of, Mr. Charney's dismissal."
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The correctness of his conclusions doesn't matter, because people are just characters in Joe's twisted story.
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" Toni Morrison once argued that "the political correctness debate is really about the power to define.
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Leaning into political correctness is proof of party alignment and a certain subcategory of self-importance.
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"A lot of people are tired of political correctness and being constrained by it," Larson said.
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It didn't take the rise of political correctness to know that serially groping women was wrong.
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The right has a long and storied history of enforcing its own version of political correctness.
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But, the winds of political correctness were blowing a chill across that campus, and many others.
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Falwell glowingly compared Trump to his father due to their shared propensity for eschewing political correctness.
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Gerald Allen (R), said he hoped to end the "wave of political correctness" sweeping the nation.
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I can't stand when legendary comedians complain about the state of political correctness in the world.
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Many sports fans and even athletes complain about unfair physical advantages or political correctness gone amok.
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This isn't a matter of political correctness, it's a matter of understanding what makes us strong.
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And I'm a person who is fed up with today's over-the-top political correctness. pic.twitter.
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Only Donald Trump can and will kill off political correctness, and so he has my vote.
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This may mean compromising some civil rights and it certainly does mean trampling on political correctness.
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Voters saw Trump's success in refusing to be cowed by political correctness as their own success.
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Or how about giving people more rights to defend themselves in this era of political correctness?
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In their view, Trump as a necessary reaction to an overly sensitive culture of political correctness.
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"Because of the political correctness you're not going to get anybody to do anything," said Rep.
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In this atmosphere, according to Haidt, Trump comes along and punches political correctness in the face.
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Some of them lambasted the episode as examples of political correctness or victim mentality run amok.
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You media guys always roll out the race card, but we're fed up with political correctness.
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" Mr. Trump says such raw rhetoric stands out because it bucks the constraints of "political correctness.
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EPA was a victory for political correctness and not one based on legal precedent or science.
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The rise of populism and the decline of political correctness, he said, present a rare opportunity.
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Now we find ourselves in a surreal situation, with Trump attacking auto companies for political correctness.
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Many fans took to Gorilla Biscuits' Facebook page to defend Civorelli against political correctness gone wrong.
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Critics of those critics say the whole controversy is a case of political correctness run amok.
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Opponents of the change accused the store of succumbing to political correctness and threatened a boycott.
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" He also retweeted messages decrying political correctness and calling the criticism of Apu a "non-issue.
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Yeah. I've said things that have been interpreted as slightly off, sensitivity-wise or correctness-wise.
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But this happened in the United Kingdom, a place where political correctness has completely run amok.
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Much of his popularity rested heavily on his willingness to break existing customs about political correctness.
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"I don't like this idea of correcting pieces of art for political correctness purposes," he said.
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"Despite his calm visage he spoke truth to power, not yielding to ever-shifting political correctness."
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He campaigned against the Iraq War, against unfettered immigration, against bad trade deals, against political correctness.
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Political correctness has morphed into a moral purity that may feel exhilarating but isn't remotely tactical.
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"Political correctness is destroying the country, because we're not assimilating into a common society," he says.
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West responded on his blog, accusing SLU of censoring him in the name of political correctness.
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They sit in their salons and call on everyone else to follow their claims of correctness.
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The comments were "political correctness at its worst," Domenic J. Sarno, the mayor of Springfield, said.
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The idea that Trump has become popular because he flouts "political correctness" is pretty broadly accepted.
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To these people, political correctness — and identity politics more broadly — have, in their view, oppressed them.
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Secularism and the pseudo-liberal tyranny of political correctness are almost as censoriousness as 20th-century totalitarianisms.
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"Political correctness" and "identity politics" were profanities, not complex questions about how we speak to one another.
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The California native has brought his views on immigration, multiculturalism and political correctness to the President's desk.
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You can't open your mouth without risking your jobs and livelihood because of political correctness, he railed.
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On his blog, Y Combinator president Sam Altman argued that political correctness was damaging the tech industry.
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However, improving race relations will entail looking beyond bastions of political correctness on campus and in Congress.
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To do so risked being called a racist and being pilloried by the stewards of political correctness.
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The whiteness, maleness and conservatism of his Cabinet proves he's not making any concessions to political correctness.
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"They have put political correctness above common sense, above your safety, and above all else," Trump said.
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However, some easily-dismissed examples aside, the notion that political correctness has gone too far is absurd.
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Efforts to use their instead of his are modern political correctness running roughshod over grammatical good sense.
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There is no room for social niceties and political correctness in this lurid version of Parisian society.
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Still, for some in the SBC fold, this was seen as a dangerous step toward political correctness.
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It's a strategy to combat so-called political correctness, to taint opponents and be tainted by them.
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Some parents online are concerned political correctness has gone too far and is ruining the holiday spirit.
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Mr. Cruz made some jokes about children in the room, Donald Trump and political correctness in college.
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A whole season wondered if maybe people advocating for political correctness aren't entirely wrong (just mostly wrong).
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This is not the first time the ride has been updated in the name of political correctness.
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The idea of diversity driving this leads the president to charge it is all about political correctness.
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In the past, Kirk has advocated for a border wall and attacked political correctness on college campuses.
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With a taste for provocation and loathing of political correctness, he once called Islam "the stupidest religion".
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In the interview, Johansson said she doesn't think political correctness should determine what roles she can play.
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Because the only way in which to fight political correctness and ideological prejudice is to turn right.
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M. McFarland The first-season holiday episode of Community dealt with political correctness on a college campus.
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Trump blasted "political correctness" when asked during an October town hall about "social engineering" in the military.
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Language in the era of Heile Welt was sanitised, with political correctness often taken to ludicrous extremes.
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Maher's shtick has long been controversy — in what he often characterizes as a battle against political correctness.
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It's a mix of anti-elitism, anti-political correctness, and white identity politics, not carefully cultivated policies.
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Academic institutions committed a disservice to our youth by indoctrinating them with fascism disguised as political correctness.
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Trump is doing much more than just shunning political correctness: He is showing us his political psychosis.
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Even he won't be able to escape or brush it off simply as political correctness run amok.
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Those opposed to the new rule have called it another case of political correctness gone too far.
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In the press release, La Ruina explains that he and his game are victims of political correctness.
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Maybe a warped interpretation of the Civil Rights Act does; maybe it's just political correctness gone berserk.
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The term "political correctness," hijacked by both liberals and conservatives alike, has become distorted in its affect.
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By a margin of 226 percent to 235 percent, they say political correctness has gone too far.
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Trump and Knight are antithetical heroes to those who feel stifled in this age of political correctness.
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His lack of political correctness shows that he is independent and understands the things people care about.
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And the fact of the matter is, political correctness will destroy us if we don't wake up.
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"Political correctness has crept into the Capitol," said David Bozell, president of ForAmerica, a conservative advocacy group.
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"The user Katherineb463 echoed that concern describing the Monticello tour as, "political correctness at it's [sic] worst.
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Let's move past the obsession with political correctness and start pursuing policies that make our nation safe.
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Likewise, you cannot defeat a mortal foe if political correctness obfuscates that enemy's true identity and nature.
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If Gloria Steinem thinks that she and her friends "invented" the phrase "political correctness," she is wrong.
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Vigilantes of political correctness utilize twists in language that were beyond the imagination of even George Orwell.
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This sort of renaming is called "political correctness" and many people are against it, for whatever reason.
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When critics get offended, he defends himself the way so many comics do, railing against political correctness.
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His chief political selling point, after all, has always been his lack of political correctness and unpredictability.
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"None of this is a mark of authenticity or a refreshing break from political correctness," Clinton writes.
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Here are some of our favourite doom-ridden, downtrodden responses: So America is over political correctness yea?
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"We're not going to sacrifice public safety on the altar of political correctness," he said on Thursday.
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Eighty percent say political correctness is a problem, and 82 percent say the same about hate speech.
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Some fixes are for political correctness, in scenes where the travelers might have come off as colonists.
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Trump supporters, who were mostly white, said his biases showed a refreshing willingness to disregard political correctness.
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For the last 90 years or so, we have been living in an era of poultry correctness.
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"I believe that political correctness has a puritan root," the Redis developer, who goes by Antirez, wrote.
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It's a sort of right-wing political correctness, treating rudeness toward powerful people as akin to assault.
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Murray claims that the opposition to this orthodoxy is widespread, if covert and cowed by political correctness.
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Seventy percent of Democrats who are not on social media say political correctness is a big problem.
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We must declare war on radical Islam in all its forms and care less about political correctness.
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Her mental health plan demonstrated the triumph of science and compassion over political correctness and wishful thinking.
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Centrists claim that liberals' obsession with political correctness and minority rights drove white voters to Donald Trump.
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Because Donald Trump wasn't a politician, he seemed unburdened by party messaging, "political correctness" or talking points.
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Most conversations touched on free speech (which everyone was for) and political correctness (which everyone was against).
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He has criticized other politicians, both in the United States and overseas, for "political correctness" on terrorism.
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I teach at a liberal arts college, pretty much ground zero for the culture of political correctness.
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Last year's winning essays—on competition, immigration, free speech, political correctness and artificial intelligence—are available here.
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Last year, Oswalt ridiculed the then-GOP nominee for claiming he was the victim of political correctness.
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I admire the fact that the president, all his life, has refused to bow to political correctness.
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Most voters lean left on economic policy but they are also patriotic and worried about political correctness.
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Comedy's been around since the first ape slipped on a banana peel; political correctness, maybe 50 years.
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So, other than an overdose of political correctness, what justified putting this article on your front page?
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I've been challenged by so many people and I frankly don't have time for total political correctness.
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The moral superiority of the left is often mocked as political correctness, but it is rarely questioned.
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Jillian Michaels believes that the move towards political correctness in the health world has gone too far.
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Christian and his tribe are obsessed with political correctness but can't figure out how to behave decently.
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And they dismiss any attempt to recognize the danger of his wide-ranging animus as political correctness.
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Zemmour isn't just contemptuous of political correctness but seemingly entirely unaffected by the constraint it can breed.
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In 1996, young conservative Thiel co-wrote a book denouncing rising multiculturalism and political correctness on campus.
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" On the right, "safe space" has become almost as much of a dirty word as "political correctness.
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If you think that way, then you can say your detractors are just blinded by political correctness.
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Whether out of political correctness, fear of pushing back against those who enforce political correctness, waning faith, or the exponentially growing distractions of technology, Christmas, its real meaning, or even the secular messages of good associated with it, seems smaller, more fragile, and less relevant with each new December.
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One of Mr. Trump's most prominent themes was the total rejection of political correctness; he even went so far as to claim that "political correctness is killing our country" and to name it as "the big problem this country has…" Such claims resonated strongly with his most ardent supporters.
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The 1990s, when they were born, saw the incredible rise of multiculturalism and political correctness as a concept.
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And political correctness in cultural choices has a much longer history on the left side of the aisle.
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Yes, Trump's war on political correctness sits at the heart of his appeal for a lot of voters.
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Liberalism is the dirtiest word, and its trappings -- feminism, political correctness, multiculturalism, "social justice" -- are to be resisted.
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If calling something racist is only "political correctness" run amok, then maybe the concept of racism is bankrupt.
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He shunned anatomical correctness as a betrayal of real observation, pitting scientific rationality against how the world appears.
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This political correctness is quickly approaching dangerous and irrational levels the likes of which we've never witnessed before.
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There's a feeling among many folks in the technology industry that there is a stultifying political correctness descending.
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Sahar Aziz: Solidarity with his far-right, anti-Muslim base Donald Trump prides himself on snubbing political correctness.
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"Have we gone too far in the world of political correctness that we've forgotten common sense, common decency"?
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Using "they" to refer to one person isn't just a new thing or a case of political correctness.
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The relentless narrative: Europe is under assault by crime, Muslims, terrorism, immigration, homosexuality, political correctness and effete bureaucrats.
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The attacks on "political correctness" really took hold when the culture wars raged in the Age of Reagan.
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Tweetsie, however, asks that you indulge in simpler pleasures—and that you check political correctness at the door.
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"But this proceeding is not about the circumstances of, or even correctness of, Mr. Charney's dismissal," he said.
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KERIK: Well, the thing that needs to change, the one dynamic that needs to change is political correctness.
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He says diversity in hiring is important, not for political correctness, but to get the best quality decision.
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This isn't "pure political correctness"—it's about acknowledging and correcting, inasmuch as we can, a deep historical wrong.
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The President famously railed against political correctness as he demonized minorities on his way to the Oval Office.
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In another, he suggests political correctness is responsible for the attack, a common Trump refrain during the campaign.
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She isn't just any woman, meaning this isn't about furthering the cause of an ill-defined political correctness.
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A toxic and deadly political correctness has enveloped Western Europe and enabled an unending wave of terrorist attacks.
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For some, humiliating a reporter with a disability, as Trump famously did, shows disdain for "elitist" political correctness.
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We use different mathematical and cryptographic methods to enable efficient verification of the correctness of the computation results.
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" A recent episode of "The Simpsons" dealt with the issue by having its characters talk about "political correctness.
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And when Donald Trump does his talking, he doesn't tiptoe around the 1,000 new rules of political correctness.
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" DeSantis asserted that the reason he's received backlash for his comments is due to "political correctness" running "amok.
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Arizona GOP Senate candidate Kelli Ward compared political correctness to cancer on Monday, just two days after Sen.
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"They insist on forcing us to bow and kiss the ring of their political correctness theology," he said.
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"Have we gone stark-raving nuts?" he asked, bemoaning what he said was a culture of political correctness.
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Germany's political and media elites sleep the sleep of the righteous and dream the dream of political correctness.
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Trashing our legal tradition for the sake of reflexive political correctness or tribalism does no one any favors.
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But it was not just Christian conservatives who responded to Trump's refusal to cower to elite political correctness.
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The NRA on Tuesday blamed "political correctness" for the massacre, noting the FBI had interviewed Mateen multiple times.
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Conservative politicians have typically railed against "political correctness" but found that actually spewing offensive speech is politically damaging.
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The right-wing verve for pointing out political correctness has emerged as its own form of speech policing.
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The groups are calling for supporters who are "fed up with this Political Correctness BS" to join them.
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"The people are tired of this political correctness when things are said that are totally fine," he said.
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He expresses himself much like our grandfathers did, before the self-censorship imposed by political correctness took over.
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Conservatives have been the loudest critics of campus political correctness, and hailed the Chicago statement as a victory.
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They are part of a broader crusade -- against political correctness, against liberals, against the establishment, against the unrighteous.
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As to why this matters for security and safety, it has to do with the notion of correctness.
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The Republican nominee laid out a test for political correctness, in the most authoritarian sense of the term.
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Ms. Wolf, whose first solo show is "So Brave," criticizes political correctness as often as Mr. Trump does.
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The real political correctness on this doesn't come from the Racial Discrimination Act but from a parochial fragility.
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I'm seeking character development, contemporary language, nondisturbing plots (so many stories end in death) and, yes, political correctness.
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So here was Donald Trump, avowed opponent of political correctness, essentially accusing Hillary Clinton of committing a microaggression.
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Needing to understand an individual patient requires more than machine-learning, big data, political correctness or treatment algorithms.
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"We're not going to sacrifice public safety on the altar of political correctness," he said during the campaign.
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Ever since Donald Trump has been elected, racism and political correctness have been the talk of the day.
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Mr. Duchovny recounts a hilarious (and all too realistic) lesson that the teacher's principal delivers on political correctness.
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And I don't believe for a minute that this turn against education is a reaction to political correctness.
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While there is little in the way of overtly political gear, political correctness is definitely not in fashion.
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To a number of other students and alumni, however, the administration seemed to be capitulating to political correctness.
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"Let's stop hiding behind political correctness and make sure people getting government benefits are here legally," he said.
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Serious discussion of foreign policy and the military's role within it is often prohibited by this patriotic correctness.
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But conservatives are eagerly putting themselves into volatile situations on campuses, inspired by a backlash against political correctness.
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It's an all-purpose knock that they use for spinelessness, stupidity, political correctness and non-O'Reillyian political leanings.
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"Some justify these measures as necessary to keep us safe — dismissing any criticism as 'political correctness,' " Petraeus wrote.
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" It says that Boudet has "often publicly rallied against political correctness, which has angered many of his critics.
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The group reaffirmed the correctness of its actions and said it reserved the right to undertake appropriate actions.
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At state schools, micromanaging legislators pose a much greater danger than political correctness, according to this Opinion essay.
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They were composed before the era of political correctness, and their social targets are free-range and multiform.
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Last month, both left and right mocked an ESPN decision that was viewed as political correctness run amuck.
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But Mr. Schultz could adopt a more conservative message focused on entitlements, the deficit or even political correctness.
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He has discovered the political correctness loophole, whereby behavior that is otherwise considered bullying suddenly becomes brave defiance.
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Some commenters on the commission's Facebook page criticized the decision as censorship and political correctness taken too far.
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What all these memes share is the way they get at Gritty's correctness as a figure of leftist adoration.
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Though it could be oppressive when ideological correctness led to contrived, even nonsensical, connections, it has produced innumerable successes.
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And that&aposs why we need to throw political correctness in the garbage -- MACCALLUM: That&aposs a great point.
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I was raised in North Jersey at a time when the concept of "political correctness" was not even known.
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KEVIN GLASS, ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOOL: They bring this absolute unvarnished honesty, without any veneer of political correctness, you know?
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To the contrary, they chalk accusations of racism up to political correctness, and praise Trump for speaking his mind.
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The overall debate about "political correctness" as a phenomenon tends to suffer from an excess of vagueness and ambiguity.
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That both parties have bought into damaging ideas like "political correctness," and wedded themselves to an expansive federal government.
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They have much less political correctness, so they'll say things in ways that you'd never hear in Western Europe.
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Political correctness is really about the belief that people's values are being suppressed and that they're no longer respected.
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They have changed India's political language, deriding "political correctness", and calling critical journalists "presstitutes" and political opponents "anti-national".
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But he has, for some in this debate, come to represent the real danger in American life: political correctness.
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"We have to stop with political correctness," Mr. Trump said, noting that the ban was intended to be temporary.
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The editor of Walrus, a better-known magazine, decried "political correctness, tokenism and hypersensitivity" in cultural and academic bodies.
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The clue "Ones not part of PC culture" is not referring to political correctness; it is hinting at IMACS.
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A new generation of right-leaning literary figures came to regard him as a symbol of anti-political correctness.
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However, a backlash has started as well, as detractors claim that the current movement sacrifices quality for political correctness.
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Trump's attacks on political correctness also ignore the very real strategic reasons behind certain choices that serious politicians make.
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Obama and Clinton's refusal to say "radical Islam" is understood, on the right, as a form of political correctness.
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Ideology-fueled arguments over the correctness of her decision, and about death in general, often lack a personal angle.
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One commentator said Francis' view was perhaps "blurred by ecumenical correctness" in the hopes of a meeting with Kirill.
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I think Trump's rise is partly a reaction against political correctness, however dangerous and misguided that reaction may be.
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We proudly declare ourselves independent of political correctness and think that means letting our most negative feelings roam free.
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Jordan Peterson, a Canadian psychology professor who rails against political correctness and notions of white privilege, has 8,000 supporters.
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The see-sawing between "we need more civility" and "we need less political correctness" is really something to behold.
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He was a tough-talking populist, willing to stare down the so-called "mainstream media" and skewer political correctness.
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Howie Mandel is pissed about the state of stand-up comedy ... and he's blaming political correctness for its demise.
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The thing is that political correctness has been used to ridicule people who simply want to honor their heritage.
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They had accommodated political correctness and embraced things such as free markets, military intervention overseas, and support for Israel.
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He continued to take advantage of the event this morning, tweeting odd statements about political correctness and gun control.
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" Carson, a conservative Christian, has often run afoul of the LGBT community, suggesting they take advantage of "political correctness.
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Majed El Shafie says he's tired of "political correctness" when it comes to discussions about Canada's resettlement of refugees.
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"What Trump's supporters like about him is he's outspoken and defiant of the norms of political correctness," Cleveland said.
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"We have to stop with political correctness," Trump said, insisting he would not change his mind on the issue.
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Mr. Trump pledged early on to "present the facts plainly and honestly," without the sugar-coating of political correctness.
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Unfortunately, the White House has been too paralyzed by political correctness to figure out a system for doing that.
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With the help of Graham and others, Sessions painted himself as the victim: of stereotype, political correctness, Democratic hardball.
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The younger couple's presence provides a humorous counterpoint that looks at racism from various angles of ultra-political correctness.
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But Trump also blasted "political correctness" when asked during an October town hall about "social engineering" in the military.
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That is not political correctness, suggesting that a person cannot do their job because of their race or ethnicity.
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They are bored by political correctness and abhor self-deprecating humor, which they think makes a person sound stupid.
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They claim that our society's liberal political correctness threatens to impose its set of values on Europe and America.
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But unless voters were in church every Sunday, Trump's identity politics had more appeal than Cruz's theological-political correctness.
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One of Trump's strongest arguments during the campaign -- and now -- is that the political correctness police have taken over.
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" And the group rejected the idea that Trump was being unfairly criticized for his remarks out of "political correctness.
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The New York-born Brit is known for his colorful rhetoric over the years and distaste for political correctness.
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The debate on social media has moved predictably to whether Kappell's firing makes him a martyr of political correctness.
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He has countered that he is merely a truth-teller who cares about America too deeply for political correctness.
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Some Koch donors are refreshed by Trump's style and his willingness to reject political correctness and speak his mind.
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In their eyes, they are bold truth-tellers amid a silent majority that keeps quiet out of political correctness.
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"They" means people who are not Donald Trump, for whom political correctness rivals ISIS as Public Enemy No. 1.
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He said those issues include free speech, preserving history against "revisionism," combating political correctness and advocating for white interests.
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There are plenty of millennials who see enforced political correctness as a threat to this kind of inclusive dialogue.
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And not just dismiss these protests and these complaints as political correctness or as politics or attacks on police.
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Hogan had in the past suggested he opposed removing Confederate memorials, calling it "political correctness run amok" in 85033.
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"The political correctness is something I'm not fond of because we have to really pull back," Varvel, 59, laments.
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Wesley Morris wrote about how, in 2018, culture is being evaluated more for its moral correctness than its quality.
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"There's a segment of society that continues to reject political correctness as being 'overly sensitive,'" acknowledged professor Noah Arceneaux.
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I'll let the reader decide if my use of the phrase "political correctness" to describe this concern was unreasonable.
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"A purchaser may rely on the correctness of the information contained in the register in good faith," she said.
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As Vox's Jane Coaston wrote: Miller has no interest in convincing the opposition of the correctness of his views.
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See: Any number of comedians constantly complaining about how "political correctness" has ruined their ability to tell a joke.
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The decision, according to the university, was based on branding and not related to external debates about political correctness.
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" Sarno refuted the librarian's claims that Dr. Seuss' illustrations are racist, calling the comments "political correctness at its worst.
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These days, it's a term of abuse — a shorthand for puritanical political correctness, a pejorative wielded against liberal elitism.
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" In this respect, his analysis perpetuates the notion that political correctness is the discourse of "the increasingly radical left.
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" A year later, however, the actress, readdressed her original comments, saying that art should be "immune to political correctness.
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Trump also consistently spoke out against "political correctness," while making several racist and bigoted comments on the campaign trail.
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Audiences are so bound up in political correctness or ideas of political correctness and so bound up in defending the territories of their identity that it really puts a comedian who practices the elimination of the boundaries around those things or disrespecting people's personal sense of sanctity about who they are... JW: Yes.
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And they use smug left-wing arguments about political correctness to feed their voters' sense of being looked down on.
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He's firmly siding with disqualified horse, Maximum Security, and he's blaming "political correctness" for the overturn of the horse's victory.
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People argue that, going forward, minority Oscar winners will be tainted because they were chosen for reasons of political correctness.
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Some Canadians object to Mr Trudeau's relentless political correctness, and worry that his liberalism has an illiberal side (see article).
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He ran in 2016 on the idea that liberals were ruining America by worshiping at the shrine of political correctness.
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The "new political correctness" we were talking about on Tuesday wasn't the decision to scrap Roseanne Barr 's television show.
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Indeed, an end to political correctness was his campaign cry, and probably won him the keys to the Oval Office.
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Now, Altman is pitching an idea pulled straight from the White House's talking points: Political correctness is bad for America.
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Should writers who wrote long ago, describing life in the past, be held to 21st century standards of political correctness?
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He's interested in the battles on campus — feminism, political correctness, social justice — that are more salient than, say, entitlement reform.
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Here, Lippert takes us back to a time when parties had no limits and political correctness was just an afterthought.
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Some think it has been inflamed by Donald Trump, who encourages Americans who object to political correctness to say so.
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"It's not political correctness to say this joke literally belittles Dan Crenshaw's sacrifice for our country," wrote one Twitter user.
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It all started in season 19 when the two took turns mocking political correctness, outrage culture, and Whole Foods elitism.
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"He did nothing to liberate the middle class from political correctness until he decided to run for president," she said.
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If they're so concerned about the scourge of political correctness, why get so wrapped up in anger over a play?
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His channel, full of lengthy screeds on political correctness, social justice warriors, and anti-immigration, has nearly a million subscribers.
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By defending not what is derided as political correctness but doing what's correct -- the simple idea of treating everyone respectfully.
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In effect, the right took this enhanced definition of political correctness and placed it in opposition to freedom of speech.
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They are wildly diverse in content, tone, style, and political correctness, but they are all of the exact same caliber.
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The best way to answer is to see how he would fit into today's "usage wars" over authority and correctness.
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In Silicon Valley, Thiel has long been a critic of democracy, political correctness, and women who have suffered sexual assault.
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Coco is the treasurer of CORE (Coalition of Racial Equality), which relies on political alliances and trades in political correctness.
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" This response echoed that of his former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who called the public outcry "political correctness run amok.
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The billionaire and his surrogates also repeatedly criticized political correctness, arguing it had weakened U.S. strength at home and abroad.
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From this vantage point, feminism is seen as an enabler of the political correctness that they despise across the board.
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For his followers, this makes him a heroic St. George fending off the dragons of Political Correctness and Social Justice.
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Trump's speech diagnosed a struggling nation and lash out at political correctness, corporate spin, "carefully crafted lies" and media myths.
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Instead of striking back against campus political correctness, the university administration is trying to create a safe space for itself.
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Mr. Nass's objection to spending money on diversity training reflects a rising resistance to what is considered campus political correctness.
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He has, from the start of his political career, reveled in thumbing his nose at conventional wisdom and political correctness.
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"We are being attacked for nothing... If anywhere political correctness and law ban speaking then not in Poland", Kaczynski said.
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He argued that his party is not succumbing to political correctness by taking down the Mississippi flag on Capitol Hill.
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If they are all cookie-cutter versions of party elites and prophets of political correctness, none of them will prevail.
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Trump supporters are also fed up with the kind of mindless political correctness that leads to truly idiotic policy-making.
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The book was called "The Diversity Myth," and it challenged the education system's political correctness, according to its Amazon listing.
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The tone seemed to be part of a larger argument, a kind of recasting of Republican attacks against political correctness.
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There have been crusades against political correctness, but never a national reckoning over the propriety of boasting about sexual assault.
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Both men won two terms, cementing, in the minds of the consultant class, the essential correctness of their messaging styles.
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Any Democratic nominee will be subject to the straitjacket of political correctness, quotas and demands from their fractious, squabbling coalition.
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His scrappy, bullying, back-alley schtick is the antidote to the political correctness that people in his base so disdain.
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There's also a strain of disdain at political correctness in both Trump's rhetoric and his decision on the Paris accords.
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But only mathematicians in "Mochizuki's orbit" have vouched for the proof's correctness, Conrad commented in a blog discussion last December.
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Or the hyper-intolerance on campuses where political correctness has now swung to a form of inverse discrimination and intolerance.
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"There wasn't that sense that we have now of a necessity for a certain kind of political correctness," Lehmann says.
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" On Christmas political correctness: "It's the most wonderful time of year — but you wouldn't know it looking around Duke's campus.
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For an hour or so, he railed about socialism and political correctness to an audience of New York establishment Republicans.
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Whiteshift's clarity about the ultimate implications of anti–political correctness politics is, second to the statistical analyses, its core virtue.
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Conservatives can point to the current mass gatherings and smear them as fringe — unruly mobs of political correctness gone wild.
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The show makes a case for empathy, a thing that people often call "political correctness" when it cramps their style.
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Long before the invention of political correctness, the larrikin was eschewing convention, resisting mainstream respectability and adding levity to politics.
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What was considered acceptable male humor in the '60s, '70s and '80s now threatens political correctness in this new millennium.
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A majority of Democrats say political correctness is a problem, for example, according to data from the Hidden Tribes project.
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"Not for political experiments like transgenderism and political correctness and feel-good stuff that's going on in the military today."
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It may be anachronistic to expect politically appointed American diplomats to fully abide by traditional European standards of diplomatic correctness.
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Once you scratch through the veneer of political correctness, have attitudes to race in the UK really changed at all?
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Political correctness is just people reacting to other people; parents protecting their children; the oppressed and underserved advocating for themselves.
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Political correctness may sometimes exceed its usefulness, but in this case I believe a change of thinking is in order.
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Call it identity politics, moral relativism or political correctness — it is shortsighted, dangerous and, ultimately, a betrayal of liberal values.
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Sure, he's a perpetually randy man, but he gives great lip service to the more reasonable forms of political correctness.
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Money. It's not "social codes" or the "political correctness" of the liberal class, as you are desperately trying to imply.
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" One of the consequences of the political correctness, Cruz said, is that the administration embraces policies that "make no sense.
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Our allies in the Muslim world can now know that the dictates of political correctness will not determine battlefield strategy.
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I wonder if something like Sanders telling Warren that a woman can't win would count as a political correctness issue.
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His attacks on political correctness evoke their frustrations with tortured rules of engagement crafted to serve political, not military, ends.
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"The army, like the rest of government, is being forced down a route of political correctness," he told the BBC.
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That said, there is no question that Trump opened a Pandora's box when he began his assault on political correctness.
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It should not be judged by today's political correctness, which seems intent on destroying the artistic creation of another era.
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"The only thing we know about him is he's vulgar, he's a provocateur and he fights political correctness," he said.
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Michael Flynn, another top Trump adviser, slammed "political correctness" in the military during his speech at the Republican National Convention.
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Trump and his supporters rail against "political correctness" and they are right to see that as a threat to them.
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Being polite to each other -- which is, at base, all that political correctness is -- becomes self-reinforcing, and self-sustaining.
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Mr. Trump swept into office promising to dispense with the political correctness of Washington's establishment, and his choices reflect that.
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We defied the elites, rejected political correctness, and made a statement millions of Americans have wanted to shout for decades.
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Anyone who thinks political correctness is bad should try talking to Congress about art for a taste of real suffering.
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He spent years standing on the front lines of the war on Christmas, railing against political correctness, and promoting bullish masculinity.
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The LNAH experience is one that allows people to bask in traditional ideals of strength and courage free of political correctness.
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"We have asked the antitrust (authority) to verify the correctness of Starbucks' commercial practice in its first Milanese store," it added.
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"Only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur," Trump wrote of the disqualification after the race ended.
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Trump's utter lack of shame does flatter a certain conservative impulse: the frustration some on the right have with political correctness.
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The series mindlessly traverses and bulldozes over sensibility for others in what seems to be an attempt to roast political correctness.
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George HoldingGeorge Edward Bell HoldingHouse committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products Betsy DeVos's playbook of political correctness Education Dept.
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I want to speak to all of those maddened by political correctness, where Hillary Clinton apologizes for saying all lives matter.
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You know, need to stop allowing political correctness to dictate our policies, because it's going to kill us if we don't.
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Again this isn't about political correctness; it's about trusting a candidate for president to be straight with the American people. 6.
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And while most of the political correctness debate has centered around college campuses, Trump applies this term to almost every issue.
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"He's onto something because secretly everybody's getting tired of political correctness, kissing up," the acclaimed actor and director told Esquire magazine.
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Anyone who's called Milo Yiannopoulos a "victim of political correctness" isn't about to knock on doors for Elizabeth Warren in 2020.
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"I think it's pure political correctness," said Trump, who after being elected put a painting of Jackson in the Oval Office.
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Mr. Trump used it to illustrate his call to push back with brutal force against both Islamic terrorism and political correctness.
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This is the second time in recent months that Marvel has been pitched into a controversy around issues of political correctness.
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For many, roasting offers an opportunity to ignore political correctness, and provides people with a chance to stretch their creative legs.
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Online, this infantile cry has rallied around its own hashtag — #NotMyBattlefield — and it is full of users shrieking about political correctness.
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Or is she just the latest novelist-provocateur whose attack on political correctness is a thinly veiled defense of her privilege?
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All the funniest, smartest, most interesting young YouTubers and all the rest of them who hate feminism, who hate political correctness.
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If the pre–"political correctness" era was really so open, why is it only now that these women are speaking out?
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Those networks of Trump supporters created digital convergence spaces whose occupiers enthusiastically rejected hypocrisy of political correctness and embraced free speech.
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And during this speech, Trump offered some of his classic talking points from the campaign, including one aimed at political correctness.
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For decades, conservative talk radio, which flourished in the 1980s, has been a major outlet for lashing out against political correctness.
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To answer that question, we have to take a look at the past, specifically to "political correctness" and its subsequent deconstruction.
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Inevitably, those same kinda dudes grouse about the fussy, hair-splitting language of political correctness—so, fine, let's stop pussyfooting around.
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Echoed the rhetoric of the far right by insisting that our "culture" was being destroyed by the cult of political correctness.
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" Gingrich's speech identified only a few principles: anti–political correctness, pro-Christianity, trade protectionism, and the right to say "Merry Christmas.
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It means advancing political correctness and declining emphasis on family values and the principles that made us great in record time.
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However, when the duo stepped on stage, they brought none of the cheeky, anti-political-correctness they had been boasting prior.
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This, because until now the tactics that flow from identity politics and political correctness have come almost exclusively from the left.
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" Obama also used his speech Tuesday night to push back on Trump, saying, "This is not a matter of political correctness.
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In this political correctness, the cancel culture, you said something five years ago and now you can't get a job now?
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And he suggested, again without supplying evidence, that American police officers fail to act against terrorism suspects because of political correctness.
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The fact that such efforts to do the right thing did not succeed does not diminish the correctness of the effort.
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Supporters see Trump as an accomplished businessman who won't accept mediocrity but will stand up to special interests and political correctness.
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Most Americans believe that both political correctness and hate speech are problems in the U.S. today, according to a new study.
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Many Chinese-Americans have been alienated by the Democrats' emphasis on political correctness, social justice, wealth re-distribution and LGBTQ rights.
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Many overlook that, pointing to his business success and his war on "political correctness" while berating Muslims and "tree-hugger" environmentalists.
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Trump likes people who affirm his views and who are willing to battle political correctness and the media at every turn.
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In fact, half of directors in a recent survey believe diversity is solely about satisfying some misplaced desire for political correctness.
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The good news is that the political correctness of the Obama years was struck a lethal blow at 12:01 p.m.
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These voters, as well as many blue-collar independents and even Democrats understood that political correctness puts blinders on real solutions.
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The administration wants to appear as an intellectual force beating back destabilizing waves of political correctness that have rocked college campuses.
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Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, said Obama and Clinton were putting "political correctness" above U.S. security in making their push.
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While such affirmative-consent rules were lampooned on "Saturday Night Live" as political correctness run amok, they have become increasingly mainstream.
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"This is not protocol or political correctness, but common sense," said Neumann, now the president of the American Academy of Diplomacy.
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They've been taking advantage of us for years, Trump insists, and hiding behind the veil of political correctness to do it.
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These are not thinkers than can plausibly be seen as the creators of modern political correctness or debates about identity politics.
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That statement is what you'd call problematic — and no, not because its wording violates our 21st-century standards of political correctness.
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My fear is that the Supreme Court has imposed a regime of constitutional political correctness on how we talk about religion.
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But Trump struck a throbbing nerve on the right, making the N.F.L. an improbable symbol of permissive leadership and political correctness.
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Instead, it's arguing that it wasn't Turner's decision to rape a human being that sent him to prison — but political correctness.
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She wants to speak for what she perceives to be the dispossessed silent majority, who don't like immigration or political correctness.
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" Of the two groups, Schlesinger considered the monoculturalists a greater threat: "Left-wing political correctness is an irritation and a nuisance.
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" He dismissed a move to replace the controversial president on the $20 bill with abolitionist Harriet Tubman as "pure political correctness.
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Among these voters, defined by the architects of the poll as "progressive activists," opposition to political correctness fell to 993 percent.
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Rather, he said, he is a "free market populist" articulating what many Canadians think in a country consumed by political correctness.
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On St. Patrick's Day in 2005, O'Keefe lampooned campus political correctness by demanding that the dining hall ban Lucky Charms cereal.
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Trump supporters' denunciation of "political correctness" is just as often a reaction to progressive condescension as it is to identity politics.
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The rhetoric of pragmatism, or of rejecting political correctness, has perhaps made it easier for Danes to accept an unwelcoming stance.
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Gore's correctness is still subject to vigorous debate, but, right or wrong, this opinion brought a conclusion to the 2000 election.
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But we must also remain vigilant to hatred coming from the left, even if it looks like understanding or political correctness.
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In fact, his contempt for the norms of "political correctness" was one of the things that they appreciated most about him.
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" The alt-right figure said his media company would be aimed at "the destruction of political correctness and the progressive left.
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Still, despite his comments and some who think the criticism is political correctness, many viewers aren't letting Hicks off the hook.
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Hence the rise of "political correctness" and the LGBT movement's attempts to challenge the allegedly foundational concept of the gender binary.
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Which brings me to the interesting case of comedian Shane Gillis, which some people think is about political correctness run amok.
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He defies the Washington establishment, the news media, Congress, science, diplomatic norms, political correctness — and anyone who gets in his way.
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Almost immediately, the journal was cast as another volley in the wars over free speech and political correctness on college campuses.
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The way that works says a lot about Trump's campaign — and about what claims of "political correctness" are often really about.
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" But nor can it happen when "calling out offensive behavior shades into an oppressive atmosphere of political correctness and even censorship.
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The choir did not need to limit itself to liturgical works, the statement said, or to rewrite lyrics for political correctness.
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Keates is all too persuaded by the objective correctness of the 20th-century effort to define original, authentic Baroque performance practices.
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His digital war on Kelly has become the trademark of his bombastic, "no time for political correctness," attention-grabbing presidential campaign.
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As long as Trump makes it clear whose side he's on, the literal correctness of what he says isn't the point.
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We saw the soon-to-be leader of the free world brush off his hot-mic boasts of sexual assault as "locker-room talk" and the voters who carried him to the White House cheer the death of political correctness, where "political correctness" is the social barrier between America's 156 million vulvas and Donald Trump's tiny hands.
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Meanwhile, Ian's mother Helena quotes Enoch Powell (a fulminator against immigration), scorns political correctness and harks back to a foreigner-free England.
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When you excuse bad behavior because of culture or political correctness or out of fear, you seed the ground for worse behavior.
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" Trump lashed out at Khan just hours after the terror attack, mocking the mayor's response to the tragedy and criticizing "political correctness.
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He's a "truth teller," a scourge of the political correctness that afflicts our politics, the perfect candidate for these anti-establishment times.
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But there&aposs a HUGE difference between the lazy, all-encompassing bin of 'political correctness' and lines which should not be crossed.
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Trump is right that political correctness has incubated extremists, but practical experience also shows that working sensitively with Islamic communities reaps benefits.
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Plenty of his supporters and football fans in general say their displeasure is about "political correctness" taking over yet another arena — sports.
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He's right that we're drowning in political correctness, and that broken campaign finance laws have bred a class of ineffective career politicians.
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A number said they were disturbed "by an America that seems to have embraced multiculturalism and political correctness without question," she wrote.
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UFC Middleweight champ Michael Bisping is outraged at the British government for putting "political correctness" in front of the war against terror.
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Trump rode to office, in part, as a crusader against political correctness who wasn't afraid to tell harsh truths and offend people.
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" Universities in America, according to Sessions, are increasingly " echo chamber[s] of political correctness and homogeneous thought, a shelter for fragile egos.
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"These arrests underscore the need... for President Obama to suspend this indefensible policy putting political correctness ahead of national security," Cruz said.
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White nationalists in particular are exploiting attacks on political correctness and challenging social norms under the guise of making prejudice more acceptable.
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In its products, Grammarly will highlight these issues under new clarity, engagement and delivery sections (on top of the existing correctness tab).
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That's because Trump invoked arguments against political correctness to lay the groundwork for the inhumane immigration policy that it is now enacting.
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" According to Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, now a CNN analyst, criticism of Trump's original tweet was "political correctness run amok.
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The writers disparaged political correctness through lines like "Don't have a cow" — which some viewers saw as a jab at Apu's Hinduism.
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To fight these ideas and the culture they've spawned on campus will require more than complaining about college "snowflakes" or political correctness.
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"On that note, let's take a closer look at political correctness," Stefon said in a nod to his "husband's" late night show.
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Therefore, I modestly propose the following rules for discussing and addressing the very real issue of political correctness on college campuses. 1.
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I've concluded: Amongst millennial conservatives, Censorship paired with the (questionable) social necessity for political correctness are atop the list of social grievances.
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Proponents say that the emblems and landmarks represent history and heritage, and that efforts to remove them is political correctness run amuck.
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"For a product like dog food, the court is skeptical that the gradient between correctness and unreasonableness is so steep," Karas wrote.
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As for the motivations behind the laws, it's hardly just bleeding-heart liberalism, or "political correctness," the bogeyman Trump loves to invoke.
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Fighting back against "political correctness," the White House is mandating that universities uphold free speech or risk losing billions in research funding.
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On a cultural level, male voters are alienated by political correctness and the focus on the rights of everybody but male Americans.
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The left uses political correctness as a rationale to, at times, act as language police, suffocating authentic thought and, ultimately, breeding cynicism.
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So, yes, he is defying the rules of political correctness but he is doing so by often making xenophobic and racist comments.
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Critics of the change see it as just another example of political correctness run amok — another flash point of the culture wars.
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These days, debate is being stifled on university campuses in the name of political correctness, a term coined by the Stalinist regime.
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But now Trump has deepened the insinuation, framing political correctness as a kind of fifth-column tendency, an actual danger to America.
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The study found that "progressive activists" were the only of the seven categorized political groups to express strong support for political correctness.
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The study found that the greatest predictors for whether a person believes political correctness is an issue is their education and income.
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" DeSantis responded to that question on Wednesday night by insisting that he would not "bow down to the altar of political correctness.
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She builds her themes around political correctness on steroids, spiced up with limitless arrogance while stirring in a touch of ideological claptrap.
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Rather, the fear to speak up seems to come from the atmosphere of intolerance and political correctness our education system has produced.
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That, arguably, is precisely what they admire about him — that he says what he thinks, that political correctness gives him a rash.
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He proudly welcomes the supposed breach of political correctness and the disapproval from the likes of newly-elected French president Emmanuel Macron.
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His letter is a prime example of how the outcry against "political correctness" often leads to policy changes that limit free speech.
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Under the Obama administration, educational initiatives have been hamstrung by the power of the teachers' unions and by political correctness on steroids.
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Harris's view is that the criticism he and Murray have received is a moral panic driven by identity politics and political correctness.
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" Rasmussen also took pains to call out political correctness on college campuses and suggested the whole thing was just a "huge misunderstanding.
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And on campuses frozen by unyielding political correctness and expanding definitions of impermissible speech, some welcome the provocation that Mr. Trump provides.
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And perhaps most important, to dismiss anyone's reaction to hateful acts as oversensitive political correctness is to be complicit in these acts.
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The staging drew criticism abroad, but also praise within Hungary from some who saw it as striking a blow against political correctness.
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But instead of promising to protect innocent and helpless women from Eastern European kidnappers, he's promising to protect them from political correctness.
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Maybe it does to someone throwing around the term "political correctness" in an apparent dig at the moment to remove Confederate monuments.
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But it couldn't escape Donald Trump, who believed the instant-replay overturn was a symptom of the deeper disease of political correctness.
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Centrist pundits have also deployed the report to attack one of their favorite bugaboos, the left's allegedly out-of-control political correctness.
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Elites downplayed the ideology of the assailants for fear of an anti-Muslim backlash, opening themselves up to charges of political correctness.
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A new poll asks Americans whether or not "political correctness" is a problem without offering any characterization of what the term means.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is a character, and his hit musical is a punching bag, in Ishmael Reed's didactic play about historical correctness.
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" As a presidential candidate, Mr. Trump called the decision to replace Jackson, who was a slave owner, with Tubman "pure political correctness.
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But others wondered why conservatives who love to champion free speech against the forces of political correctness were suddenly melting like snowflakes.
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" This was, he continued, "far stricter than anything that 21st-century critics of higher education see as a product of 'political correctness.
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The issue is a natural fit for President Trump, who has made fighting political correctness and pushing boundaries central to his identity.
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His first, "Illiberal Education," was published in 1991, lifting him to national notoriety with his criticism of political correctness on college campuses.
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In the video, Pawlenty touts his experience governing the state and claims "political correctness" was leading to undocumented immigrants receiving state benefits.
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She railed against political correctness when defending a Nobel laureate, Tim Hunt, for his comments on girls crying when they are criticized.
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But he is wrong to play down the suffocating effects of identity politics activists and the forces of so-called political correctness.
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Even those concerned about the overzealous enforcement of political correctness can hardly think that apologizing for neo-Nazis is a sensible alternative.
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Part of the answer is extreme partisanship and right-wing political correctness (which is far more virulent than anything on the left).
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" But the migration crisis has complicated matters, he said, noting that, "Political correctness now means you can be tougher on fellow Europeans.
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Cruz has repeatedly derided Trump's response this week, arguing that it represents "political correctness" run amok and bashing critics of the law.
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" Mr. Trump and those who agree with him generally reject saying "Happy Holidays" because they see it as submitting to "political correctness.
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First, insisting that all of Americans greet each other by saying "Merry Christmas" is itself a particularly rigid expression of political correctness.
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Mr. Trump's enemies were also the news media, companies and countries that profit from globalization, and liberal elites that defend political correctness.
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To stir up Hungarian voters, Mr Orban likens European Christians facing the "muzzle of political correctness" to Middle Eastern ones facing death.
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Hungary sees the shift against migration as affirming the "correctness" of its decision to build its own wall to seal its border.
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Under the rubric of calling them out in the face of political correctness, Trump has continuously tested the boundaries of civic discourse.
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People hypothesized that it was "political correctness" or a lack of respect that kept the device from talking about Jesus or God.
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Bean said those who might criticize the new rule as being just another example of political correctness would be missing the point.
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Abortion foes have founded expert groups of their own and insist that the medical establishment puts political correctness ahead of the truth.
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Peterson's videos on C-212 and political correctness racked up more than 5003,2500 views on YouTube within about a month of posting.
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In his film, D'Souza brazenly attempts to pervert narratives of fascism and slavery into an argument against political correctness and liberal policies.
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One survey found that four in five Republicans and three in five Democrats say political correctness is a big problem in America.
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Rather, it is a story about art, cultural sensitivities, and the dual terrors of the Islamic Republic of Iran and political correctness.
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Political correctness, instead, aims to hold people accountable for their actions in a world that typically doesn't force them to take any responsibility.
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Weinstein mocked that notion in his tweet, and conservatives agreed, decrying the firing on grounds of censorship, freedom of speech, and political correctness.
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An anti-political correctness activist, he published the best-selling self-help book, "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" in 2018.
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In hindsight that movement was a precursor to our current culture war, pitting online hordes against two simple enemies: journalists and political correctness.
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Vivek Wadhwa, a prominent entrepreneur and academic, reached out repeatedly to Yiannopoulos with stories of what he considered out-of-control political correctness.
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He's ready to revive our manufacturing industries, repeal and replace Obamacare and stop political correctness from dictating our fight against radical Islamic terrorism.
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Yet he spoke out almost immediately about London, sending out tweet after tweet railing against political correctness and calling for a tough response.
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The 30-second spot accuses Comey of being a "showboat" and says he was more concerned with political correctness than with fighting terrorism.
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She has criticized Trump's harsh statements about Muslims and Mexicans while Trump has bemoaned what he calls American society's devotion to political correctness.
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This despite the fact that Trump has made it his campaign modus operandi to blow up protocols, media outlets and political correctness alike.
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KotakuInAction is home to more than 96,000 members who constantly rail against "political correctness" and "SJW" ideologies, especially related to the games industry.
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It's not because they're out for social justice, or because they fear a lawsuit, or because California has gone insane with political correctness.
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Nugent said Thursday that he and Trump discussed how "political correctness has wrecked everything it has touched" during their dinner the night before.
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The debate over political correctness, Weidner adds, has encouraged some of their peers to dismiss concerns about language and policy as overly sensitive.
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It all started with a quiet disdain for political correctness, a seed that grew—through the miracle of college—into a giant beanstalk.
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The Alternative, in its assault on what it decries as the reigning political correctness, will then gleefully pull political debate to the right.
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Somehow the varied allegations became yet another arrow in Trump's quiver -- shooting and shooting and shooting at the status quo and political correctness.
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It would also make a nice nation for Trudeau to lead, freeing the rest of Canada from his political correctness and socialist inclinations.
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In Mexico, the chant is largely seen as much ado about nothing, and penalizing the team over it a sign of political correctness.
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He is allergic to political correctness, but above all, is most triggered by people who criticizes Dolce & Gabbana, no matter what their reasons.
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"In a democracy, there must not be any doubt about the correctness of an election," said Christian Kern, Austria's new Social Democratic chancellor.
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They won't say it like it is because they live in fear of the political correctness police coming to knock on their door.
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There is no other way to describe Trump-era conservative principles on religious freedom and "political correctness" as anything other than patently hypocritical.
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In light of all the political correctness and leftist hysteria, I'm curious about what you think: How should Robert E. Lee be remembered?
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"There is no way in hell this file should have ever been closed because of political correctness," the South Carolina Republican said Tuesday.
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At Business Insider's GOP debate last week, both Weld and Walsh admitted that they originally found Trump's style of anti-political correctness appealing.
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I've been in, I I've been in the business of trying to break down political correctness for years because I want honest dialogue.
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Trump's penchant for pushing forward in the face of controversies has made him a hero among voters who are tired of political correctness.
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It is also "the reason why the correctness of any Social Democrat Party attempt to reform the judiciary is being questioned", it said.
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With the president and the first lady on the dais, "he destroyed Obamacare, political correctness and the redistribution of wealth," Mr. Sousa said.
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And he said that people should not condemn the protests, vigils and other public responses to shootings as a form of political correctness.
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"We have had enough with political correctness and social engineering by executive fiat, especially regarding our military," Cruz said in a written statement.
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From their standpoint, the Democratic Party might look like an identity politics patronage system — affirmative action, immigration, "political correctness," gender or whatever else.
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While at Stanford, Thiel founded a newspaper called "The Stanford Review" to criticize the University's emphasis on political correctness, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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" Trump also derided political correctness in his Wednesday remarks, complaining that the country is "so politically correct that we're afraid to do anything.
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He lets Americans put aside Kumbaya political correctness, also known as "mutual respect" or "social fabric," and instead embrace our inner storm trooper.
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The retort comes after Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, took aim at political correctness during a Friday morning interview.
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While mainstream conservatives accommodate political correctness — criticizing its excesses, but dutifully self-censoring on delicate issues — the alt-right takes a different approach.
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It is permissive of political correctness which is why they let Colin Kaepernick kneel and all these ingrates who should leave the country.
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Fox News issued an embarrassing correction after publishing a book excerpt claiming that President Barack Obama's White House held regular "political correctness" meetings.
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Of course, rape is bad, but everything else is fine and to have personal and professional boundaries is just political correctness gone mad!
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They are immersed in an online culture that believes that "social-justice warriors" and political correctness are the main obstacles to self-actualization.
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This may sound like the precise policing of political correctness that Trump and some of the other Republican candidates have so assiduously shunned.
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In his telling, talking about women's rights or the relative strength of the military is a distraction from the real issue: political correctness.
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While Maher rails against weak wills and "political correctness," Bee is using her platform to attack entrenched bias, lazy governance, and sexist policymaking.
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There are also a lot of videos about immigration, about how the media is attacking Donald Trump, about "political correctness" and about Islam.
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More importantly, al-Gharbi objects to my claim that Heterodox Academy was "premised" on the idea that political correctness is a major problem.
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Not only that, but many conservatives believe "political correctness" and anti-racism — things like affirmative action — are bigger problems today than racism itself.
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"People like him are needed — people who have courage, who speak their mind, who don't get stuck in political correctness," the mayor said.
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They've earned millions of followers by decrying political correctness, warning about the dangers of Islam and mass migration, and mocking social justice warriors.
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But it can also mean tribes of angry, disaffected young men who gather online to find shelter from the floodwaters of political correctness.
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In 2003, the New York Times profiled Vice magazine as "a lad magazine for the Williamsburg set," a bold corrective to political correctness.
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Mr. Scott, a feminist too impatient for political correctness, added a twist: He wanted to make Ms. Hannah look more like a prostitute.
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But Mr. Trump regularly offered outspoken comments on those issues during the campaign, denouncing "political correctness" and rallying his supporters on the right.
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"China's efforts to export its censorship and political correctness to Americans and the rest of the free world will be resisted," she said.
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For others, any hesitation at labeling an Islamist attack as terrorism demonstrates that political correctness prevents policy makers from fully addressing the threat.
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The move by ESPN drew swift condemnation online, from people who called the decision absurd and said it was political correctness run amok.
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Groser gave a Trump-friendly speech, lauding the end of political correctness and the dawn of a new era in Kiwi-American relations.
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If political correctness gets pushed to the maximum, business and progress grinds to a halt in fear of legal accusations that become paralyzing.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) and Andrew Yang have all spoken out against the corrosive effects of "identity" politics and political correctness run amok.
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" Eric Abetz, a senator with Mr. Turnbull's party, the Liberals, quickly urged his Twitter followers to "help us say NO to political correctness.
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"We want to free the tongues of the people so they start thinking about this without the constraints of political correctness," he said.
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The one thing that unites the two groups is resentment of the elite's snobbery and moral superiority, which they define as political correctness.
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" He attributes this failure to a "systematic subversion of the national security establishment under the banner of inclusivity, cultural awareness and political correctness.
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Few conservative voices were raised in dissent, initially because of political correctness, later because the American people had lost interest in nuclear weapons.
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It has nothing to do with "political correctness" and everything to do with wanting to live in a society of decent human beings.
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Trump has cleverly made his criticism of "political correctness" and the ways it is supposedly hurting America into a signature of his campaign.
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"This, all of this, is due to our efforts, not bowing to political correctness, not worrying about being loved today," Mr. Christie said.
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But NS does believe there are inherent genetic differences between racial groups, and that political correctness is preventing people from talking about them.
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It's tied up with how many feel about the discourse of political correctness, perhaps the greatest example of "feminization" of the public sphere.
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Even in an age of "political correctness" and "I don't know what political correctness actually is but I will assume it's something that offends you and not me and therefore seems very bad," creativity still matters, and there was something creative to be done even with the skeletal remains of Bill Lancaster's original script, which Ficarra and Requa used as a basis.
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As The Times reported in "University of Chicago Strikes Back Against Campus Political Correctness": The anodyne welcome letter to incoming freshmen is a college staple, but this week the University of Chicago took a different approach: It sent new students a blunt statement opposing some hallmarks of campus political correctness, drawing thousands of impassioned responses, for and against, as it caromed around cyberspace.
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"This is the height of political correctness for Donald Trump to say yes, let grown men in the bathroom with little girls," he said.
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After all, his attacks on political correctness and vows to blow the Washington system to smithereens are the reason many people voted for him.
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On Motherboard: How Millennials and Their Content Farms Commodified Political Correctness Well, all I'm doing is quoting you, but I understand what you're saying.
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The new political correctness is different in many ways, but like the old, demands that you substitute the judgement of others for your own.
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When Altman tried to say that political correctness was stifling American innovation, I can't say I believe he did so with any malicious intent.
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He's aligning himself exactly with the views of many of his supporters who disdain what they see as the elite's political correctness and smugness.
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The notion that political correctness has "gone mad" is familiar to anyone who follows even vaguely any aspect of modern political or cultural life.
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Situating the correctness debate within a wider historical context enables Mr Greene to consider contemporary changes as elements of larger shifts in linguistic structure.
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Washington (CNN)Sajid Tarar, like many Donald Trump supporters, appreciates the unconventional Republican presidential candidate's strong stances on security, illegal immigration and political correctness.
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"I've been challenged by so many people and I don't frankly have time for total political correctness," Trump replied, to cheers from the crowd.
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It set a pattern of doubling down against political correctness for Randazza, who years later is still stunningly vindictive and sexist about the incident.
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Johansson has been on the receiving end of major criticism over her choices in roles and comments she's made regarding cultural correctness and appropriation.
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To her supporters, she is the intellectual forebear of President Donald Trump's promise to call out radical Islam by name and shun political correctness.
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That's not political correctness -- suggesting someone can't do their job because of their race or ethnicity, that's not a politically incorrect thing to do.
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Maybe it's not political correctness that's infecting our higher education institutions, but the growing pains of an increasingly inclusive study body and faculty roster.
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As I argued in 2015, political correctness seems like an opponent of transgressive comedy, but it also helps build the market for this genre.
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But when Donald Trump goes after political correctness, he is restating opposition to something much bigger than the codes of discussion among college students.
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" "This is not a fight about political correctness, but rather a matter of respect for our people, our lands, our governments, and our youth.
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It's almost like they have double standards or something and all this talk regarding civility and political correctness is just a cynical political exercise.
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Under the guise of not cowing to political correctness, some people are no longer embarrassed or ashamed to show the warts on their souls.
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Given their well-publicised antics, it is easy to see why college students can be tarred as blinkered devotees of political correctness run amok.
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"The Diversity Myth" now seems to cause Thiel mild embarrassment: political correctness on campus turned out to be the least of the country's problems.
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Fastweb "is convinced both in the validity of the industrial project and in the correctness of its operations," the company said in a statement.
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Trump has been hailed by many as a brave champion voicing unpopular but widespread opinions in a world where "political correctness" has gone mad.
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Part of the ugliness seems a reaction to the straitjacket of political correctness, which preceded Obama, and got worse in some corridors, mainly academia.
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The festival's organizers, the story suggested, were pandering to the writers of color who were policing them with their paranoid insistence on political correctness.
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San Francisco is permitting "undocumented immigrants," as political correctness demands we label them, to register to vote this November in local school board elections.
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Commentators frequently compare the two men, pointing out their impulsive behavior, manipulation of information, denouncement of political correctness, and disdain for checks and balances.
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But Spencer said Trump's election validates Spencer's view that America must reject multiculturalism and "political correctness" in favor of its white, Christian European heritage.
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In addition to justifying Roosevelt's actions, she cast remorse over the incident as political correctness, foisted upon impressionable history students by left-wing educators.
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On January 26th Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, accused Germany of hushing up the case in order "to paint over reality with political correctness".
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The president-elect pledged in October to review the military's new policy on transgender service-members, calling it a dangerous act of political correctness.
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He ran for office by railing against runaway political correctness and the nationwide failure to call threats to the US by their rightful name.
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Once the censorship of political expression begins, everybody wants to impose his or her own particular definition of religious propriety, discrimination and political correctness.
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The critique of "political correctness" is rooted in the idea that "free speech" is a matter of not just legal protections but social norms.
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After a childhood and adolescence of being the only black kid in class, I never would have considered myself an enemy of political correctness.
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"I think he deserves a close look by those who believe the era of political correctness needs to come to an end," Duke wrote.
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For his part, Reitman thinks the backlash has more to do with nostalgia than anger over a perception that political correctness influenced creative choices.
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Pence is the "silent majority," the instinctively-conservative everyman who needs a larger-than-life steamroller to batter down the doors of political correctness.
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I think his point was, in that respect Gawker—and the media at large—was sort of this enforcer of sameness, of political correctness.
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Time and again, Chait sends out stick figures—liberalism, Marxism, political correctness, conservatism—to do battle while he provides snarky commentary from the sidelines.
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Immediately after Lew's 222 announcement, then-candidate Trump called the decision "pure political correctness" and suggested shifting Tubman to the little used $22019 bill.
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In the US, Breitbart has gained notoriety for pandering to the alt-right: a loose online movement that rejects multiculturalism, feminism, and political correctness.
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Hence, as against "vertically challenged" or "differently abled" people, conservatives had what Hughes called "Patriotic Correctness," which masked unpleasant realities as corporate management-speak.
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In pardoning Arpaio, Trump reaffirms his war on political correctness -- one of the central tenets of his 2016 campaign and, he believes, his appeal.
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Today there is a clearly definable trend of violence surrounding Trump's campaign and his supporters, which goes far past his fight against political correctness.
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Trudeau is a young but enthusiastic practitioner of the political correctness favored by the most ardent professors of McGill University, the Harvard of Canada.
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By the time Americans landed on the moon, that class had turned to petty, divisive, political correctness indulged behind a shield of fraudulent internationalism.
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Unfortunately for Reed, he's also old and out of touch, so the school's liberal environment and emphasis on political correctness are a confusing surprise.
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"In doing this, hatred disguised as acceptable political correctness has festered in our body politic and polluted our discourse to our detriment," Green said.
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"They have put political correctness above common sense, above your safety and above all else," Trump said in the wake of the Orlando attacks.
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A psychiatric diagnosis can be made on a hunch, and any resistance to that diagnosis can then be reframed as evidence of its correctness.
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They see young men righteously, if a little indignantly, defending their race and civilization against leftist social warriors and the forces of political correctness.
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Some of Trump's potential picks for defense appointments have expressed a desire to do so, and Trump has slammed "political correctness" in the military.
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His flamboyant virility and contempt for political correctness were mirrored in a trophy hunt by Donald Jr. and Eric in Zimbabwe five years ago.
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" Travis, as his smirk made clear, believed he was being edgy and giving the middle finger to the political correctness police with his "take.
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"There's a focus right now on political correctness, so it is no longer legit to publicly bash people who identify as queer," Martin says.
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The problem is that the "PC" actually stands for Principals Committee, a top interagency meeting convened by the National Security Council, not "political correctness."
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And resistance to political correctness is held in high regard not only on the intellectual French right, but also among some on the left.
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If they are not constantly retrained, they "lean in" to the assumed correctness of their initial determinations, drifting away from both reality and fairness.
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Unlike "socialism" or "the intellectual dark web" or "the alt-right," political correctness is not a term that anybody uses in a positive way.
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Some critics mocked the 46-year-old Canadian for cultural condescension, while others accused him of sartorial excess and political correctness gone too far.
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In a recent essay, Sam Altman, the president of the influential tech incubator Y Combinator, denounced "political correctness" as a danger to economic progress.
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What those who complain about an epidemic of political correctness don't understand is that for some of us, that language can be a lifeline.
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But the real political correctness here isn't in what Trump says, but in what nonwhite and non-male candidates know they could never say.
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Apparently, the sense of cultural disrespect that Kochie, one of the "Rotary Reliables," laments, an exasperation with what these voters see as political correctness.
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One of Trump's most basic appeals in the 2016 campaign — and in the White House — is his rejection of the cult of political correctness.
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Political correctness has become so extreme that instead of just giving privileges to disadvantaged groups, people are attacking "real or imagined" oppressors, he continued.
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" DeSantis said, before pivoting to an attack on the press, declaring, "I am not going to bow down to the altar of media correctness.
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Why, for example, being concerned with the environment is not frivolous, and why being sensitive to sexism and racism is not silly political correctness.
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And to many of his core supporters, his incendiary dog whistles, bullhorn attacks and nonstop flouting of "political correctness" remain energizing symbols of authenticity.
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What critics see as a wild and dangerous style is viewed by Trump loyalists as the golden key to his crusade against political correctness.
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" The president said his refusal to use the phrase has "nothing to do with political correctness and everything to do with actually defeating extremism.
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Of course, white artists and performers aggrieved by political correctness may not be comforted that artists of color are able to create daring work.
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But they should recognize that their fear isn't somebody else's fault -- isn't a sign of their environment's political correctness or hostility toward free expression.
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The left has been accused of weaponizing political correctness, weaponizing "safe spaces" and weaponizing racism — meaning accusations of racial hatred, not racial hatred itself.
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His candidacy -- and presidency -- is a reaction to political correctness, liberal shaming and the idea that conservatives need to shut up and sit down.
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It is a place where the only politics that are practiced or countenanced are those of political correctness — the straitjacket favored by the left.
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Ms. Kirson thought the comic who most resembles him in the current scene might be Nick Di Paolo, an ornery critic of political correctness.
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The current allergy to apology meets up with exasperation over so-called political correctness, exasperation that became a selling point of Donald Trump's candidacy.
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People feel less constrained by "political correctness" to speak their minds about the problems with society — even to the point, occasionally, of confronting strangers.
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So it's not surprising that Thiel would be drawn to a candidate who has made opposition to political correctness a centerpiece of his campaign.
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Many people on the internet have indicted "political correctness" for the Doctor's female regeneration and have proclaimed they are absolutely finished with the series.
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European culture has been diminished by a mixture of self-abnegation and political correctness, while declining Christian values have left most western European countries unmoored.
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It's also a direct correlation as to why we are now living in a country where political correctness has overwhelmingly started to drive public policy.
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"So long as people are prevented from saying true things in public life for political correctness, there'll still be a need for me," he said.
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But during my time in academia, it became increasingly clear that prisons of political correctness with peer-engendered public shaming are now the academic reality.
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" The White House "will stand up for Americans resisting efforts by the Chinese Communist Party to impose Chinese political correctness on American companies and citizens.
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This is not about political correctness, it's about his failing to ensure that he is correct before sharing information hours after a horrible tragedy. 3.
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Storytelling's stories are more accurately didactic fables, arguments leading to or from a specific solution for the purpose of demonstrating the correctness of that solution.
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And campus battles over what issues should be taught and discussed are not as trivial as opponents of political correctness make them out to be.
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"I mean, if there's gonna be political correctness, the person that needs to be corrected the most is the president," the "Scary Movie" star said.
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Polish government officials slammed the decision, offering to display the statue in their country to fend off the "dictates of political correctness," the Telegraph reported.
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Both Mr Peterson and Mr Zizek agree that the modern left's preoccupation with identity politics and political correctness has alienated it among the working class.
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According to Hickey, beauty, once the handmaiden of art, had been sacrificed on the altar of political correctness by a censorious ring of tenured apparatchiks.
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The book's thrashing of political correctness previews the stump message Trump's eldest son will use to jack up swing-state turnout by the Republican base.
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Many have pointed out that "civility" is just a re-branding of "political correctness," something that conservatives previously pinpointed as the source of America's ills.
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"The pattern is such that no matter which way you fly it, it is always correct, signifying us finding correctness in our lives," Helms said.
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"The Sheriff has not adopted any procedure to allow applicants to dispute the correctness of reports of admissions on the polygraph examination," read their complaint.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has warned that because of "fragile egos," many universities are transforming into "echo chambers" marked by "political correctness, and homogenous thought".
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To those ventures — and a host of others — newly uncovered evidence strongly suggests an addition: Milo Yiannopoulos, the anti–political correctness crusader and conservative provocateur.
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For many of the people who voted for him in the Republican primary, Trump embodies the courage to speak the truth, political correctness be damned.
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As if on cue, the new academic year has brought fresh controversy over political correctness on campus, initiating a now-familiar cycle of online debate.
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