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Web Sites in Category Political Correctness
"Political Correctness" and the American Historical Profession - Paper arguing that right-wingers have long been imposing their own ideology, with sanctions against speech going against established orthodoxies.
Against the Theory of Sexist Language - Linguistic argument refuting the assumptions behind feminist efforts to reform the English language.
Camille Paglia on Political Correctness - A libertine/liberal feminist perspective.
Case Tests City's Speech Ordinance - A Michigan housewife is sent to jail for using an ethnic epithet.
CCCP/PCCC - A satire of "Official Canadian Culture."
Femspeak - A linguistically-informed polemic against "inclusive" language.
On Freedom of Expression and Campus Speech Codes - A policy statement from the American Association of University Professors.
PC and the Crisis of Liberalism - Essay by Jim Kalb on the cause and meaning of the phenomenon.
Political Correctness - A progressive view that attempts to separate the "good kind" from the "bad kind" and re-frame the "good kind" as moral correctness.
Political Correctness - An essay on its nature, origin and impact.
Politically Correct Unix Programming - List of names of programs and terms from Unix and how they would be made politically correct.
Principles of Newspeak - The appendix to George Orwell's 1984, analyzing totalitarian abuses of language.
Racial Terms and PC Language - List of various terms for racial minorities as used in different periods and contexts.
Relativistic Patterns in Totalitarian Thinking - An inquiry into the language of Soviet ideology by Mikhail Epstein.
Sensitive Language - A guide to forms of language preferred by "progressives."
The Onomastic Cringe - Article by John Derbyshire on the revision of ethnonymy and toponymy.
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