In the pursuit of utopia, where there are never any hurt feelings, America’s wealthy, cosseted college campuses have given birth to the nonsense concept of microaggression, typically employed to denounce as “racist” anything someone (usually of a “protected class”) doesn’t like.  The beauty of the concept is that the purported perpetrator doesn’t have to be conscious of or have any intention of bigotry. It hasn’t taken long for the concept to become self-discreditingly ridiculous.  Katherine Timpf reports in NRO (hat tip: Hot Air): According to a Princeton University student, joking about the way he pronounces “Cool Whip” is a microaggression, and microaggressions are very serious because they cause binge drinking. In a column for The Daily Princetonian, Tennessee freshman Newby Parton explains that he is from an area where people pronounce their “wh” sounds “hw,” and...(Read Full Post)