Politically Correct or “PC” thinking is a potent force, operating at all levels of education in the U.S. Even preschool play is not immune from censorship of traditional tunes and gender-specific toys. From super-heroes to imaginary shoot-outs, from holiday celebrations to board games, teachers run the risk of offending colleagues and parents. In her web-exclusive Education Canada article, Politically Correct Preschools and their Discontents, Leah Wells challenges readers to ponder whether schools have crossed the line from sensitive to censorship. Where is that line?
Have schools crossed the line from sensitive to censorship?
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