Fighting political correctness
Subtitle: understanding and challenging PC in New Zealand
By: by P. Jackson
Publisher: Bounce Back
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Auckland, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Political correctness; Discrimination
Notes: On cover: With a foreword by Phil Raffils.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 104).
Table of contents: title: What is political correctness; title: The weakening of society; title: Humour & politically correct jokes; title: Sex & sexism; title: Is discrimination an unnatural thing; title: The discriminating anti-discriminators; title: Life is not easy; title: The destructive tendency to compare; title: Leftwing philosophy; title: The attack on democracy; title: Equal opportunity programs (EEO); title: Positive discrimination programs; title: The role of role models; title: The International Year of the Family (IYOF); title: Homophobia & homosexuality; title: The redesigning of the English language; title: Sexual harassment; title: Racism; title: Costs of political correctness; title: Future directions & implications of the PC movement; title: Goals for society; title: The Human Rights Commission; title: Changes necessary to the HRC legislation; title: Challenging Members of Parliament; title: The written & spoken language; title: Getting people to laugh at themselves; title: Getting motivated; title: Chronology of political correctness acts.