POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
March 2009
The common ground between fine poetry and populist political rhetoric is small, and Maya Angelou has not found it
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March 2009
Extremists dub themselves 'Directors' of organisations that exist only in name, and the mainstream media swoons
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March 2009
The politically correct use euphemism as a means of control, but language itself resists this and fights back
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February 2009
Being a victim of a "speciality offence" only reaffirmed my views about police PR
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