The Tom Woods Show, episode 843.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. What a treat I have for you today, because Angelo Cotavia,

by popular demand, is my guest. Angelo Cotavia by popular demand is my guest.

Angelo Cotavia is one of these people who writes things that change the way you think.

You read one of his essays and you say, this isn't just some throwaway article.

This is a keeper.

This is one for the ages.

And in particular, we're going to be talking about

his recent article, The Rise of Political Correctness. I'm going to link to it at tomwoods.com

843. Angela Cotevilla is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Boston University and a senior

fellow of the Claremont Institute. He's also the author of 14 books.

I want to focus today, though, on this article on the rise of political correctness because it's

especially well done. It's in terms of, if you were to compare it to all the other articles in the

world on political correctness, which are all, which not all, but let's just say a lot of them are very superficial.

Superficial is the last thing you would say about this particular essay. So I'm very glad to welcome Angelo Cotavia to the show.

Thanks so much for being here, Professor Cotavia.

Thank you.

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