Social justice warriors are defined as those who fight for equality, justice, and fairness. It’s also common for social justice warriors to be feminists. However, not all feminists are social justice warriors or SJWs. While most SJWs identify as feminists, this is not always the case
Many feminists identify themselves as “intersectional feminists” who do not create a hierarchy of oppressions with white men at the top and women of color at the bottom. Social justice warriors are often the opposite of this; they believe that certain groups of people are oppressed based on their race, gender, sexuality, or class. Social justice warriors aim to end oppression by fighting directly against society.
They believe what they do will improve society’s injustices, even if it means causing harm to some people in the process.
The “social justice” movement is not at all about social justice, but about relentlessly bullying anyone who does not subscribe to their Stalinist ideology.Joshua Goldberg
What sorts of people dig up a black grandparent and then demand special privileges? What does it mean when these same people spew racist abuse at the rest of their ancestry? What does it signify when a society rewards them for this type of behavior?Daniel Greenfield
