Being too politically correct – is incorrect
Published time: November 12, 2011 08:30
Edited time: November 12, 2011 12:36
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It is a common complaint across the world: political correctness has gone too far. RT has sent Lori Harfenist to central New York to ask people whether there is now just too much we can’t talk about in public.
A recent poll indicates that people feel political correctness is having a negative effect on society. “The Resident” has been canvassing the views of Big Apple dwellers.
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hopeleaves 19.11.2011 18:41
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Nay Lin Maung 13.11.2011 01:32
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Bianca 12.11.2011 16:07
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