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David Thibodaux

Vital Issues Press, 1992

A quick but accurate view of the 1990's university
It is perhaps a relief that this book is now out of print, for this might indicate that the subject matter is somewhat out of date and no longer of relevance. On the other hand, it might mean that the book no longer describes a novel phenomenon, but instead one that is now predominant in all areas of cultural, academic, and political life. "Political correctness" in both content and in terms of ...

Beyond Political Correctness: Are There Limits to This Lunacy?

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David Thibodaux

Huntington House Publishers, 1994

Analytical View
This is the author's second book on the phenomenon of political correctness. He says he felt compelled to pursue the issue as he had become concerned that education had turned into a form of indoctrination. As a result, his writings are designed to expose some of the fallacies he's encountered. We're told "This movement (i.e., political correctness) has had its crosshairs trained on the very ...

Political Correctness: The Cloning of the American Mind

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David Thibodaux

Vital Issues Press, 1992

BRAVO!!!
Even though this book was written in 1992 and countless books have been written about the subject since, this is still one of the most objective views on the subject of PC. Dr. Thibodaux explores terrorist tactics used by fervent PC activists to intimidate, bully and manipulate American media, culture and general public. He explains political correctness in laic terms focusing specifically on ...