Since liberalism has become a kind of official party line, we have been enjoined against saying things about races, religions or national groups, for after all, there is no categorical statement without its implication of value, and values begin divisions among men. We must not define, subsume, or judge; we must rather rest on the periphery and display sensibility toward the cultural expressions of all lands and peoples. This is a process of emasculation.

p. 59. - Ideas have Consequences (1948)