Even if one grants that an overcorrection is happening now, it might be a good overcorrection compared to the historical undercorrection of ignoring systematic discrimination, so the question becomes whether it is wise to correct the overcorrection.

normativepending

Speaker

Lenore Skenazy

Evidence Quote

What we're seeing if what we're seeing now is evidence of an overcorrection on the other side. Why is that a bad thing?

Source

The Coddling of the American Mind moderated by Malcolm GladwellThe 92nd Street Y, New York
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:13:07 AM

My Notes

Loading notes...