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'''Nat Hentoff''' is a writer and columnist for several publications including ''[[The Village Voice]]'', ''[[The Washington Times]]'', and ''[[Jewish World Review]]''.  He is a noted [[liberal]] and [[civil libertarian]].

'''Nat Hentoff''' is a writer and columnist for several publications including ''[[The Village Voice]]'', ''[[The Washington Times]]'', and ''[[Jewish World Review]]''.  He is a noted [[liberal]] and [[civil libertarian]] who exposed the hypocrisy of Democrats who speak of [[tolerance]] but brook no dissent. [http://www.enterstageright.com/archive/articles/0499hentoff.htm]

 

However, he has become a victim of ostracism by the [[politically correct]] left.{{fact}}  Why?  Because he is [[pro-life]].  His opposition to [[abortion]] and the subsequent ostracism he experienced has led him to speak out against other aspects of political correctness, such as campus [[speech codes]].  He wrote a book ''Free Speech for Me - But Not For Thee'' on the subject, and in recent years has become critical of the [[American Civil Liberties Union]] over these issues. Hentoff has previously served on the Board of Directors of the [[New York Civil Liberties Union]].

However, he has become a victim of ostracism by the [[politically correct]] left.{{fact}}  Why?  Because he is [[pro-life]].  His opposition to [[abortion]] and the subsequent ostracism he experienced has led him to speak out against other aspects of political correctness, such as campus [[speech codes]].  He wrote a book ''Free Speech for Me - But Not For Thee'' on the subject, and in recent years has become critical of the [[American Civil Liberties Union]] over these issues. Hentoff has previously served on the Board of Directors of the [[New York Civil Liberties Union]].