If I hit all the high points here, this review would be as long as the
book itself. For example, Chris has asked how to fight Political
Correctness on his campus. Mr. D'Souza recalls his experiences on The
Dartmouth Review, where he saw that the Politically Correct fear
laughter as Dracula does the sunrise. We developed, he writes ...
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a guerrilla strategy that was as effective as it was fun. Where do I
start? I don't know. Conduct a survey to find out how many professors
in the religion department believe in God. Distribute a pamphlet titled
"Feminist Thought" that is made up of blank pages. Establish a Society
for Creative Homophobia. Prepare a freshman course guide that lists
your college's best, and worst, professors. Publish Maya Angelou's
poems alongside a bunch of meaningless doggerel and see whether anyone
can tell the difference. Put a picture of death-row inmate Mumia
Abu-Jamal on your Web site and instruct people who think he deserves
capital punishment to click a button and electrocute him on-line. Whew,
I better stop with these suggestions before I get too carried away.
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