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Friday, February 17, 2017

Episode Summary

Stephanie Maier joins Adam Camac to discuss the history of political correctness, how we see political correctness today, and the implications of political correctness.

About the Guest

Ms. Maier is a Senior Curriculum and Training Manager at the Grassroots Leadership Academy at the Americans for Prosperity Foundation. Her work with the Grassroots Leadership Academy focuses on educating activists on the principles of freedom, prosperity, and individual liberty. She is the lecturer behind the talk, The Sordid History of Political Correctness.

You can follow her work via the Grassroots Leadership Academy and the Americans for Prosperity Foundation. You can follow her work on social media via the Grassroots Leadership Academy’s Facebook page, the Grassroots Leadership Academy’s Twitter account, and Ms. Maier’s personal Twitter account.

Biographical information is from americansforprosperityfoundation.org.

Video Mentioned
1. The Sordid History of Political Correctness by Stephanie Maier (April 28, 2016)

Book Mentioned
1. The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party by David Horowitz and Richard Poe

Resources Mentioned
1. Grassroots Leadership Academy
2. Americans for Prosperity Foundation
3. Indoctrinate U Documentary

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