Identity politics is driving terrible division in our society.
Immutable identity is a feeble, hopeless way of judging the ability or potential of someone. The callous dehumanising involved in identity politics arouses some of the most potent psychological distress. It is completely predictable that this distress will drive disenfranchisement and thus division within our society, rather than driving solutions.
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