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Political Correctness
Original title: ポリティカルコレクトネス
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Political correctness is a general term for policies and similar measures intended to avoid offending or disadvantaging members of particular social groups, referring to the use of neutral expressions and terms without prejudice or discrimination based on differences such as race, belief, gender, or body type. It is translated into Japanese as “political rightness” or “political appropriateness.”
ポリティカル・コレクトネスとは、社会の特定のグループのメンバーに不快感や不利益を与えないように意図された政策などを表す言葉の総称であり、人種、信条、性別、体型などの違いによる偏見や差別を含まない中立的な表現や用語を使用することを指す。「政治的正しさ」「政治的妥当性」などと訳される。
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