Is It Rude to Correct a Relative Who’s Wrong at the Dinner Table? A South Carolina Take on It

No U.S. city has been named America’s most mannerly more often than Charleston, South Carolina.

So what happens when a relative gets a fact dead wrong over rice and gravy, in the state that’s supposed to have manners down to a science?

Here’s what the research shows, once your plates are full and your whole family is watching.

When It’s Worth Correcting

Correcting a relative isn’t automatically bad manners, according to the etiquette writers who study exactly this kind of blowup…

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