On Oct. 24, 1995, Duke University Press published my first book, The Myth of Political Correctness: The Conservative Attack on Higher Education. Looking back 30 years at my book, it can be dispiriting ...
The Washington Post’s Ishaan Tharoor has a short piece at the newspaper’s “WorldViews” blog about “How Not to Write about Iran.” In short, he chides Western writers for bias and argues that they err ...
In an interview at the American Enterprise Institute on his new book The Vanishing Adult: Our Coming of Age Crisis, Senator Ben Sasse mentioned one statistic that “scared the living daylights” out of ...
It's now cool to be politically incorrect. There are few better or easier ways these days to demonstrate a rebellious streak–to establish one's iconoclastic street cred, if you will–than bashing ...
There it was again, my old acquaintance, “political correctness.” Anywhere inappropriate things are said, there it is — as in, there you go again, objecting to plain talk just because somebody gets ...
If you ask Donald Trump fans what they like about him, there’s an excellent chance they’ll say, “Because he’s not politically correct.” But this is only true if you misunderstand the meaning of ...
Remember when Republicans opposed political correctness, because it inhibited free speech? “Political correctness is just absolutely killing us as a country,” Donald Trump said on the campaign trail ...
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