Tbvh I believe I stand for most things you stand for. My problem is with your exclusionary approach. I'm really concerned about the progressive movement being hijacked by intolerant people who restrict people's freedom of speech on campus. It's clearly happening in the US campuses and I just hope such a toxic culture isn't implemented in NLUs and general campuses. As a privileged individual, I want to have friends from across the gender and sexuality spectrum, friends from marginalized communities, hear their struggles and do what I can for all of them. What annoys me is the hyper victimisation of such individuals to suit people's ideological goals. I have seen their personalities being destroyed. From beautiful individuals, their identity is reduced to that victimhood and it's very difficult to have a conversation anymore without it being around it. All the woke movement is doing is stamping people with identifies from which they can't escape no matter what. They have a life outside of the hundreds of identities you staple onto them. Are they interconnected, yes. But the issue is where they are made to believe they are only the 'identity' they carry and nothing else.
What was a systemic issue before has been made an obsessive individual issue now. Which has never helped them nor the rest of society. The means are terrible and no the end also doesn't justify it, because as a neutral third party observer, I see no end in itself.
So yes, BP kaafi high hai.

I think we definitely need to converse on the same platform. No point of view is perfect like anything in life and we can only build an inclusive society by having a conversation. Unfortunately that doesn't happen anymore and everyone is just interested in going at each other's throats.

This is exactly the problem with wokes. Their entire perception of reality and politics is centred around hatred for the right and those who don't agree with them. It's never been about social justice or compassion for the marginalized.
it's just about how to look cool on social media by being radical and not being like general population and getting an ego boost for their perception of being 'special'.