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Does political correctness actually damage real social connection, or just make us better people?
As social media algorithms amplify outrage and public discourse grows increasingly polarized, the line between respectful communication and self-censorship has never been more blurred. Cast your vote and share your take on whether political correctness helps or hinders genuine human connection.
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