Daniel Henninger, "The Joy of Madness", The Wall Street Journal (17 September 2015), A13.
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A friend last weekend said he thought the story about the University of New Hampshire's website publishing a bias-free language guide, which declared that use of the word "American" is "problematic," was a hoax. Of course, it was real.
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