As part of the fight against inequality and discrimination, political correctness in the U.S. has become entrenched into everyday life. But the rules on what you can say and what can't have now extended into censoring or altering classic literature. And as RT's Marina Portnaya reports, many Americans think that means the PC movement has gone too far.
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