For example, the Christian fellowship at Middlebury refused to put the name of a gay student on its leadership ballot because of his views about homosexuality. His charge of discrimination prompted the review of organization guidelines. All of these cases are clear examples of the insidious nature of political correctness. Halvorssen experienced it firsthand as a student at University of Pennsylvania, where he edited a conservative newspaper and served as a judicial adviser in the 1990s. It is totalitarianism at its finest.
Incidents connected with political correctness are well documented.
Protestors have shouted down and otherwise violated the free-speech rights of conservative lecturers without being penalized by the administration. Conservative student newspapers have been stolen from distribution points again, without penalty. I m getting tired of reading about PC battles, especially since they sound so similar. I get the feeling I ve read the same stories over and over again. Each story carries with it, understandably, a deep sense of anger and frustration.