Edited sentence: Another example is the term African American.Critics accuse political correctness as verbally disguising what is in fact directly true.Even if a person is racially composed of primarily European heritage, if he or she retains a darker skin color, the label is maintained.For instance, the term Founding Fathers, in respect to those who signed the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, is nowadays often exchanged with the term Founding Framers.Historically, however, no woman signed either document, and it is generally acknowledged that women had almost no influence in their creation.Many opponents of political correctness cite that, in its attempts to prevent generalization and stereotypes, it often does this in a factually innaccurate way.The term is used as an interchangeable euphemism for the word black; however, unlike black, which merely states the immediate color of an individual's skin, African American asserts that there is significant African heritage present in an individual.This measure is taken in order to note the roles of women in the origins of American government