30 Research Questions
※PC = Political Correctness
- What is the meaning of PC?
- When did the meaning of PC changed?
- Is PC a discrimination?
- Are there any connections between PC and feminism or other controversial issues?
- Is the spread of internet related to this issue?
- Why is PC being criticized?
- Why are some people thinks being "politically correct" is a good thing to do?
- Why are some people against PC?
- Any examples of people who are for PC?
- Any examples of people who are against PC?
- What are the effects of PC?
- What are the benefits from being "politically correct"?
- Is being "politically correct" ruining something?
- Is being "politically correct" taking away freedom from people?
- Should we ban things if it weren't "politically correct?"
- Are people who are for PC being too radical?
- Are people who are against PC being too radical?
- Are people who are for PC using PC as a tool to criticize what they didn't like?
- On the other hand, are people who are against PC using PC as a tool to criticize what they didn't like?
- What is "Social Justice Warrior" aka "SJW"?
- Why is "SJW" being criticized?
- What is "Gamergate"?
- Which is important; quality or diversity?
- Is being historically accurate offensive to some people?
- Is putting race and sexism into every discussion, media and art is "politically correct"?
- Is certain people becoming too aggressive trying to push and conform people to their ideology?
- Is being equal a good thing?
- Is being different a good thing?
- Isn't it impossible to make a world fully "politically corrected"?
- Last question, how should we deal with PC?
When you refer to being for or against political correctness in your research questions it's unclear whether you mean for or against the labeling of things as politically correct, or for or against things believed to be "politically correct."
ReplyDeleteAlso, your second question is "When did the meaning of PC change?" This assumes that it has changed? So, a more fundamental question might be "Has the meaning of PC changed and, if so, how did it change and when did that change take place?
Your question "Which is more important, quality or diversity?" has the underlying assumption that one is more important than the other. Both can be important without necessarily being on a gradient of importance.
Question 25 seems to suggest that race and gender is put into every discussion of art or media. You'll need to be careful when answering questions like this not to "cherry pick" the examples that back it up.
Question 29 is interesting but the question is "from whose perspective"?