Political correctness refers to the practice of avoiding language or actions that could be offensive to specific groups, fostering inclusivity in public discourse. In debates, it can promote more considerate communication by encouraging awareness of marginalized groups and their perspectives. However, it has also faced criticism for stifling free speech and limiting robust discussion on contentious issues. The tension between upholding political correctness and preserving open dialogue highlights broader societal challenges concerning diversity and tolerance in contemporary political discussions, making it a contested concept in public debates.