This is because everyone has a different way of considering what is politically correct and what is not. A comment or word which might be very offensive to a person may not be even considered to be insulting at all to another. This leads to arguments, and it is really hard to choose what kinds of things they should get rid of in educational literature, since there is not a specific person who draws a line in which is politically correct or wrong. An example of this is Shakespeare. To many people, Shakespeare is considered to be the best playwrights ever, and is very educational to read. However, there are many others who believe that he was very sexist and racist. Thus, is Shakespeare's literature politically correct or wrong? If so, are schools and universities supposed to get rid of his plays in their textbooks? In this case, I struggle to believe that political correctness is that
This is because everyone has a different way of considering what is politically correct and what is not. A comment or word which might be very offensive to a person may not be even considered to be insulting at all to another. This leads to arguments, and it is really hard to choose what kinds of things they should get rid of in educational literature, since there is not a specific person who draws a line in which is politically correct or wrong. An example of this is Shakespeare. To many people, Shakespeare is considered to be the best playwrights ever, and is very educational to read. However, there are many others who believe that he was very sexist and racist. Thus, is Shakespeare's literature politically correct or wrong? If so, are schools and universities supposed to get rid of his plays in their textbooks? In this case, I struggle to believe that political correctness is that