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Articles related to "Political Correctness"
Fun on Campus Stories of political wackiness on campus. political correctness • abu-jamal • mary daly
Holiday Party vs. Christmas Party Your questions answered. holiday party • christmas party • religion at work • political correctness at work • work party
Homophone-Phobia Washington DC suffers under the tyranny of hyper-racial sensitivity. williams • howard • niggardly • political correctness
John Rocker - Politically incorrect relief pitcher Editorial on the now infamous interview given by Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker to a Sports Illustrated reporter, and the resulting fallout. Endorsement deals are not likely coming any time soon for this angry anti-role model. john rocker • editorial • baseball • sports • racism
Merry Christmas--There, I Said It Political correctness aside, it is important to hang on to our right to wish others a specific happy holiday and important also to fight for that right to continue. christmas • merry christmas • happy hanukkah • hannukah • political correctness
Political Correctness Supposedly, if we change how we talk for the better, we'll change how we think for the better. politically correct • sexist • racist • newspeak • orwell
Political Correctness is Incorrect Caution: Conservative Christianity Spoken Here. Don't go any further if you might be easily offended. christianity • christian • rock • music • apologetix
Road Rage Aggressive driving has ethical implications. road rage • aggressive driving • legality • liability • suv
Taking Offense Have we gotten too touchy to get along together? offense • jokes • workplace • political correctness • humor
Virginia Foxx Apologizes for a Bad Word Choice Outrage over hurtful or foolish statements by politicians highlights the extremes of political correctness as well as the abiding sensitivity of American citizens. virginia foxx apologizes over her matthew shepard • virginia foxx admits to poor word choice • political gaffes • when politicians speak foolishly • president obama and the special olympics
Lewis Carroll – Paedophile? Is the modern politically correct world damaging the reputation of one of the nineteenth century's best-loved authors? charles lutwidge dodgeson • alice liddell • alice in wonderland • alice through the looking glass • lewis carroll
Mark Pitcavage's Vendetta on Right-wing Media Just why is Mark Pitcavage trying to persecute some honest-to-goodness newssites? media issues • media • free speech • mark pitcavage • militia watchdog
People First "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me." It depends on who you talk to. people first • language • people first language • people with disabilities • disabilities
Politically Correct Nursery Rhymes Is revisionism of fairy tales and nursery rhymes in the name of political correctness itself politically incorrect? fairy tale nursery rhyme revisionism • political correctness popular culture • revised peter wolf • baa baa black rainbow sheep • bengali dol dol dulunee
Reverse Racism? When we explore the logic of "Reverse Racism", we begin to question the word "race" itself. Read about my personal experiences of racism from different ethnic groups. positive descrimination • affirmative action • political correctness • racial discrimination • reverse racism
Seasonal Greetings from the Politically Correct Travelsleuth Stuart Buchanan MacWatt bewails the demise of the England's traditional Christmas from his cottage in Rosemary Lane amid seasonal political correctness gone mad. He looks at the traditional role of holly and mistletoe in the Christmas festival. travelsleuth • stuart • buchanan • macwatt • england
Spinning into Butter Movie Spinning into Butter plays like a Lifetime cable movie - insufferably earnest, obvious and aimless, and wastes the talents of at least three gifted performers. spinning into butter • sarah jessica parker • political correctness • sex and the city • movies about racism
Why America Needs South Park Equal opportunity offenders Matt Stone and Trey Parker will not back away from tackling any issue even at their own expense. They lead the fight against the uber PC. south park • political correctness • pc • emmys • peabody award
Noah's Vineyard Nearly every culture and ntion hs a flood story, including now the Untied Distates with the recent sinking of not Atlantis or Antlantic Sin City, but New Orleans. Of course, we all know the Prohpets of Doom foretold it long ago with the irresponsible jumping and floooding of Mississippi and the unpredictable whiplash of hurricanes, but even so we should consider whether the truly disadvantaged are really far better off without their cargo and animals. In comparison, Noah had a much easier time of it as he landed on high ground with several companionable animals including his lovable and esteemable St Bernard with a handy barrel of fine Benedictine. However, that's not what the highbrows think... or say. noah • gilgamesh • barbara bush • new orleans • political correctness
Part 3: Who Does Mainstream Media Serve? In Part 3 of this series on who the mainstream media serves, I list some of the media celebrities in the three power elite groups: Bilderbergers, Trilaterals, Council on Foreign Relations. media • mainstream media • bilderbergers • trilateral commission • council on foreign relations
Political Leader Paul Weyrich Visionary conservative activist and founder of the prestigious Heritage Foundation dead at age 66. conservative activist paul weyrich • heritage foundation • conservative u.s. movement • constitutional principles • free market philosophy
Savage Frontier Rodney Liddell is a famous and highly regarded author in Queensland, Australia. His popular book "Savage Frontier" attacks Indigenous identity and claim to the land. savage frontier • queensland racism • cape york racism • aboriginal treason • australian treason
The Limits of Academic Free Speech Academic speech critical of national or global events is pertinent if the course is relative to the topic, but a podium should never be used to state personal opinion. academic free speech • limiting academic free speech • deconstructing academic speech • limitations on free speech • political activism among professors
Unafraid to Identify Islamic Terrorism Political correctness is atttempting to drive journalism away from the truth.
A Libertarian Primer A broad overview of the Libertarian philosophy, and a recap of recent events within the Reform Party. libertarian • reform party • politics • censorship • presidential election
17 Things I'm Not Allowed to Do... A creative, if mischievous, protagonist takes the readers through some of her "better" ideas, as well as her ever-growing list of things she's no longer allowed to do. 17 things i'm not allowed to do anymore • jenny offill • nancy carpenter • books about girls • humorous children's books
2001 Maniacs 2001 Maniacs provides comedy/horror entertainment with a solid literary foundation. 2001 maniacs movie • eli roth director • eli roth writer • satire movies • ironic movies 2001 maniacs ironic
Acts of the Spirit! The power of the graphic novel is unlimited. Modern novels have captured grand themes. This is only one. jesus • resurrection • god • head press • joseph
Columbus Day Controversy Non-aboriginal viewpoint - guest writer Nanette Croce explores Native American and Italo-American tensions around Columbus Day. Celebrating diversity or genocide? cristofero colombo • native american columbus day • columbus day protest • columbus genocide • columbus indians
Institutional Stupidity The US Post Office censors cigarettes on postage stamps to its embarrassment. pollock • stamp • post office
Joseph Conrad Conrad was one of the grittiest and most realistic fiction authors of the late nineteenth century. His books were also highly readable. lord jim • the secret agent • under western eyes • heart of darkness • change
New Strip: Lola Lola is a new strip about a grandmother moving in with her son and his family. lola • grandmother • comic strips • comics
Science Movies A movie about caves is examined in relation to a lesson for seventh grade the cave • science movies • last week of school • karst topography • profanity in movies
The Autism Research Institute Dedicated to funding autism research that focuses on biomedical therapy and autism treatments, ARI helps parents find the path to autism recovery for their children. autism research institute • dr. bernard rimland • autism treatment • autism research • recovering from autism
Why Does S/he Get Offended When We Talk About Him/Her? Political correctness and grammatical correctness cause quite a clash when it comes to gender-specific pronouns. him/her • he/she • s/he • them • their
Adam Beach Stars in Moose TV Aboriginal actor Adam Beach is poised to take on a leading role in Law & Order: SVU this fall as Det. Chester Lake, but he hasn't forgotten his Canadian roots. adam beach • law & order svu • moose tv • showcase series • little mosque on the prairie
Atheism: A New Freedom? Some elements in society think atheism is a new fad. It is now popular to not believe in god, but is that true in society that for years has been defined by belief. atheists • non-belief • disbelief • religious tolerance • religious belief
CBC's 'White Lies' In 1998, CBC television aired the TVM "White Lies", a movie detailing the "fall" of a racist white girl into the clutches of a white power movement, and her struggle to regain herself. white lies • movie review • racist • white power
Death Penalty Dilemma More moral and legal aspects of the death penalty continue to surface worldwide. For abolition, institution, or some murky middle ground, there is no common view. Why? death penalty • capital punishment • dilemma • capital offenses • murder
Effective use of Language Terminology means a lot and can make a big point. When you are using special education terminology, it is important to use effective language to bolster your points. people first language • special education terminology • adhd • kids with special needs • using correct special education language
English Discontent With Foreigners There are varied reasons behind xenophobia. England has a growing mistrust of foreigners due to recent world events, leading to more support for "pure" English idealists. english discontent with foreigners • growing frustration in england with different cult • reasons behind xenophobia • why world events fuel mistrust of foreigners • england for the english
Film Review - In Bruges British gangsters Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) hole up in a Bruges hotel at Christmas, awaiting orders from their psychopathic boss Harry (Ralph Fiennes) in bruges • in bruges film • film in bruges • film review in bruges • in bruges film review
Going Beyond The Disability: Eliminating Stereotypes Stereotyped terminology of the disabled negative stereotypes
Hate Speak For Dollars Misogyny, racism, and hatred of gays fill the airwaves because hatred sells. Those who pander hatespeak are well paid media darlings. racism • gender bias • gays • fame • shock jocks
Hazardous Humor Does a laugh a day keep the doctors away? a laugh per day • doctors • no sense of humor • joke • incompetent sawbones
Holiday Time and Work Christmas doesn't mean playtime for everyone: here's how to balance your work life with the holidays. work and holidays • holiday leave • office christmas • holiday time • workplace christmas
Injuns Nothing misty about these Scottish lads with a penchant for original music, colorful lyrics and a slightly absurd taste. Bagpipe free and loaded with good spirit! injuns • lionel • it’s a complicated world • skye • levon helm
Intrusive Boob Tube The problem with the halftime show at Superbowl XXXVIII was its intrusiveness. janet jackson • justin timberlake • superbowl • halftime • mtv
Merlin Finale Review and Series Overview Year one of the BBC's fun and surprisingly consistent take on the Arthurian legend gets a tense and exciting finale. bbc merlin • merlin on bbc • merlin bbc last episode • colin morgan in merlin • michelle ryan merlin |
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