John Sentamu, the Ugandan-born Archbishop of York, made an impassioned attack on the removal of Christian symbols from public places in the name of political correctness.
Questions like: "Some people think that government officials too often override the facts and common sense in the name of political correctness.
The Chinese politburo, campus censors who close down debate in the name of political correctness, and Twitter flash mobs have more in common than they know.
"The Boys Scouts of America has been built upon the values of faith and family for more than 100 years and today's decision contradicts generations of tradition in the name of political correctness," Perry said in a statement.
Whether they fancy themselves enlightened or not, as they stoop to accusations of bigotry, stupidity, and ugliness — sometimes uttering their slurs in the deformed name of political correctness — they become the harassers.
If senior managers truly encouraged their juniors to hold off in the name of political correctness, they took the path of least resistance and should be brought to book.
Almost all of the new programs have been started on a shoestring by people who say they believe that such courses have been diluted in the name of political correctness.
If someone thinks that in the name of political correctness we can settle for a patchy truth, we are Italy … the truth for Giulio is not an option or a luxury," he said.
Mr. Patterson, whose great-grandfather served in the Confederate Army, said that the motor vehicle board had run from controversy in the name of political correctness, and that he had sponsored the plate to honor his great-grandfather and Texas history, even though others might find that history offensive.
In the name of political correctness?
