Americans Strongly Dislike PC Culture

11/25/2018

This article examines the concept of political correctness and public opinion surrounding it. Drawing on survey data, the article reveals that a large majority of Americans across the political spectrum have negative views of political correctness. It discusses the reasons behind this disapproval, with many feeling that political correctness stifles free speech and encourages self-censorship. The article also explores the generational differences in attitudes towards political correctness, highlighting that younger generations are more likely to support it compared to older generations. Overall, the article provides insight into the widespread disapproval of political correctness and the various factors contributing to this sentiment.

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