I dunno. There are some crazy stories coming out from Yale, and from Carleton (sp?) College. I haven't read about them very deeply, but I have two friends who are Carleton alumns who were talking about it, and it sounds like it was a big story surrounding the school.
While the intent of "political correctness" or, as I like to call it, "considering other people before you speak or act,*" has its heart in the right place, I do wonder if things have swung too far in the other direction, where the idea of a little common sense is getting lost.
I hate to call it "people being overly sensitive," because a lot of this strife could be avoided if people could just actually learn to LISTEN to what the complainant is saying, rather than getting defensive over whatever you're being accused of doing/saying. Race, sexism, cultural appropriation, whatever. No one can seem to bear that they're being accused of anything. No one wants to accept that one can ACT in a racist/sexist way and be a generally good person at the good time. "I'm not a racist!" "Okay, but this thing you did was actually kind of racist. That doesn't mean you're a racist."
Anyway. Blah blah, I'm rambling. Avoiding work.
*what a concept, right?