Over the last thirty years, political correctness has infiltrated every aspect of our lives. It is not just annoying - it has undermined economic growth and the welfare of many New Zealanders. The process has been so gradual and consistent that many New Zealanders have not notices how previously unpopular views have become institutionalised. Ideology and mythology now shape government action. In the process, we have lost the ability to question and debate. Genuine tolerance has been lost. This book examines political correctness in a number of guises, from the arts, paternalism, diversity, immigration, to Pacific and Maori poverty.
