Here is an antidote to those missionaries like Soros, Jolie and Gates
"If anticapitalist revolution is where identity politics began, it has since become something quite different, and is now invoked by certain liberals and leftists to serve distinctly non-revolutionary ends, Haider argues. It involves members of marginalised groups demanding inclusion, recognition, or restitution from above – a seat at the table. These demands are made in response to very real injuries endured by those groups. But their method, he says, ends up strengthening the structures that produced those injuries in the first place."
Asad Haider
And in the comments on the review I like this one by Nada89:
"ID [identity politics] helped people turn a blind eye to the fact Clinton is a corrupt political figure.
"If anticapitalist revolution is where identity politics began, it has since become something quite different, and is now invoked by certain liberals and leftists to serve distinctly non-revolutionary ends, Haider argues. It involves members of marginalised groups demanding inclusion, recognition, or restitution from above – a seat at the table. These demands are made in response to very real injuries endured by those groups. But their method, he says, ends up strengthening the structures that produced those injuries in the first place."
Asad Haider
And in the comments on the review I like this one by Nada89:
"ID [identity politics] helped people turn a blind eye to the fact Clinton is a corrupt political figure.
Same with Obama - people cut him slack for being 'the first black American president' yet he was complicit with the usual pattern of international crimes inherent in US foreign policy.
ID stops people seeing reality, or their own prejudices when making political judgements."
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