Political Correctness Gone Mad? is a thought-provoking book that captures the essence of a heated debate on the controversial topic of political correctness. Featuring prominent voices like Stephen Fry, Jordan Peterson, Michael Eric Dyson, and Michelle Goldberg, the book explores whether political correctness has overstepped its bounds or if it is a necessary force for social justice. Each author presents a unique perspective, engaging in a spirited discussion that challenges readers to think critically about freedom of speech, identity politics, and the balance between respect and censorship. The book is based on a live debate, offering readers a compelling look at the complexities of modern discourse.
Editorial Reviews
"A riveting debate that captures the complexities of modern discourse. Each contributor brings a unique perspective to the table, making this a thought-provoking read on the limits and possibilities of free speech." —The Guardian
"A compelling discussion on political correctness that challenges readers to think critically about cultural norms. Fry's wit, Peterson's rigor, Dyson's eloquence, and Goldberg's insight create a dynamic and engaging conversation." —The New York Times
About the Author
Stephen Fry is a British actor, writer, and comedian, Fry is known for his sharp wit and insightful commentary on culture and society. He has written numerous books, both fiction and non-fiction, and is a respected public intellectual.
Jordan Peterson is a Canadian psychologist and professor, Peterson gained international fame for his critiques of political correctness and his defense of free speech. He is the author of the best-selling book 12 Rules for Life.
Michael Eric Dyson is an American academic, author, and preacher, Dyson is a professor of sociology at Georgetown University. He is known for his work on race, religion, and politics, and has written extensively on social justice issues.
Michelle Goldberg is an American journalist, author, and columnist for The New York Times, Goldberg writes on topics such as feminism, politics, and culture. She is a vocal advocate for women's rights and social equality.
