Often tied to social justice activism, this political approach emphasizes systemic inequities around race, gender, and identity. It's used to push reforms, shape language, and challenge traditional norms in media, schools, and workplaces. Supporters see it as progress; critics call it divisive. Beneficiaries include activist groups, progressive politicians, and diversity-focused industries.
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