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Debating Political Correctness

By Isabel G. Alexander
In a debate hosted by the Harvard Political Union, Simone Abegunrin ’18 stands to give a qualification in support of political correctness. “Political correctness is a new concept, and with new concepts come growing pains and mistakes along the way.”
In a debate hosted by the Harvard Political Union, Simone Abegunrin ’18 stands to give a qualification in support of political correctness. “Political correctness is a new concept, and with new concepts come growing pains and mistakes along the way.”

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