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political correctness does not always equate to behaving respectfully Could you provide an example of when it doesn't?
by adamlett 10y ago
political correctness does not always equate to behaving respectfully
Could you provide an example of when it doesn't?
- pfortuny 10y ago"safe spaces" in Universities.
- adamlett 10y agoI see no use of the term political correctness.
- lasfter 10y agoFor example, mocking masculinity/men, white people, Conservative people, etc is all "politically correct". I would not call it respectful to call Trump voters deplorables or to belittle issues that men face, but it's certainly not politically incorrect.
- adamlett 10y agoI think I see what you mean, but in my experience, this is not how most people understand or use that term. Wikipedia backs me up on this: The term political correctness (…) in modern usage, is used to describe language, policies, or measures that are intended primarily not to offend or disadvantage any particular group of people in society.