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NEW YORK MAGAZINE called it the "New Fascism." In a recent cover story, Newsweek called its adherents the "Thought Police." Articles in scores of other prominent publications across the nation, from The New Republic to The Wall Street Journal, have defined the phenomenon of "political correctness": the imposition of an...
HARVARD STUDENTS have read dozens of articles, letters and posters in recent months in which campus conservatives claim that the rampant PC orthodoxy is stifling their freedom of expression. There should be little doubt that many of these accusations are justified.
The general is not naive about his opportunities or the obstacles that await him if he rides into the political battlefield. "There's a great expression I've always believed," Schwarzkopf observes. " 'The higher the monkey gets up the flagpole, the more opportunity he has to show his ass.' Or...
The ceremonies were part of a growing U.S. spiritual movement: Goddess worship, the effort to create a female-centered focus for spiritual expression. Most participants are women who seek a deity other than God the Father, and a faith less patriarchal than the Judeo-Christian tradition seems to offer. Adherents...
The use of official photographs to intimidate protesters can stifle free expression. Clark's use of the pictures clearly betrays that intent. Dozens received letters from Clark threatening suspension, including many people who had not actually blocked the entrance to Clark's office. We trust that the faculty of the...