The red stamp of political correctness

Of Marcello Veneziani
Source: Marcello Veneziani
There is a dark desire for censorship that crosses the West, its media, schools and universities. It is liberal or radical censorship, in the name of progress and freedom.
He is furious not with extremists and evildoers but with plenty of writers, poets and writers of the past, come Shakespeare, Dante, Ovid, Euripides. Or with artists who had violent lives or depicted violent scenes. At Cambridge University, for example, some great classics, even Shakespeare, they were given a red sticker.
The goal? Admonish students to prevent them from being shocked by reading "depictions of sexual violence". But from Cambridge to Columbia University, from Paris to our local centers of culture and literature, it infects theaters and museums, schools and cinemas. Read More



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