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First Great Age of Political Correctness 1985-1995
What Lukianoff calls the 'first great age of political correctness' ran roughly 1985-1995, when campus speech codes came into vogue, before the professoriate fell out of love with censorship and the codes were widely seen as a defeated joke by the mid-1990s.
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Greg LukianoffEvidence Quote
“the first grade age of political correctness which is essentially 85 to 95 which is when speech codes came into vogue”
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