Calling an End to ‘Political Correctness’ Just Won’t Work – Here’s Why July 12, 2017 by Alli Kirkham Leave a Comment 58Share with your friendsYour NameYour EmailRecipient EmailEnter a MessageI read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Calling an End to ‘Political Correctness’ Just Won’t Work – Here’s Why and is located at https://thebodyisnotanapology.com/magazine/calling-an-end-to-political-correctness-just-wont-work-heres-why/.CaptchaSubmitThis article originally appeared in EverydayFeminism.com and is reprinted by permission. “PC culture is out of control!” How do you feel about the debate over “political correctness?” Some say that “being PC” is about stifling free speech – but if you think about it, their position doesn’t carry much weight at all. This fun comic puts in all in perspective, with the adventures of Politically Incorrect Man – a hero to people who think they’re “oppressed” by political correctness. Politically Incorrect Man is looking out for all of those who wish to say whatever they want without any consequences. But what happens when Politically Incorrect Man meets Mx. Respect for Others? A valuable reminder that marginalized folks are part of society, too – and our speech is just as valid and powerful. Everyone who’s worried about the “PC police” could really use this lesson on what it really means to cultivate liberation for all people. With Love, The Editors at Everyday Feminism Click next for comic transcript. In order to continue producing high quality content and expanding the message of radical, unapologetic self-love, we need to build a sustainable organization. To meet these efforts, we’re thrilled to share the launch of our #NoBodiesInvisible subscription service. This service will provide our community with access to additional content and rewards for your monthly investment in furthering our radical self-love work. [Feature Image: Screenshot of comic. On the left it reads “The Adventures of Politically Incorrect Man with an image of cartoon man wearing a red superhero suit and blue cape. On the right there is a man in a doorway looming over a person blocking the door. Man: Whaddya mean I can’t come in? Person: It’s a safe space for femme-identifying folks only. Man: Look, I want to talk to my girlfriend – just because I’m a guy doesn’t mean I’m not safe.] 58Pages: 1 2