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Why Political Correctness is So Annoying...and Why it Works
Among the many striking aspects of the 2016 presidential race is this: 'political correctness' is regularly touted as one of our greatest societal evils. But it's not just Republican candidates: 68 percent of all America...
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Why Political Correctness is So Annoying...and Why it Works is an episode from Micropolis by WNYC. Among the many striking aspects of the 2016 presidential race is this: 'political correctness' is regularly touted as one of our greatest soc...
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Published Feb 16, 2016, 00:07:18 long, audio available.
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