How do you feel about certain words and phrases being banned from textbooks because they're not "PC"?
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Depends on the words and phrases on a case by case basis. But yes, some should be banned or stay banned.
Everybody defines political correctness different. I define it as people just having some manners and common sense. To not discuss things publicly that may offend certain personality types or groups of people.
Those writing textbooks should especially strive to write content that is non-controversial and non-biased to specific beliefs.
Here's an entertaining list of most non-PC books published, and other politically incorrect information is on their site.
http://www.notpc.org/banned/books/2008.htm
This humor storybook was great! enjoy
Politically Correct, the Ultimate Storybook by James Finn Garner
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