Ya, the religion of intersectionality has gotten deep into the minds of just about all left-leaning (or liberal arts college attending) folks under 40, and quite a few over as well.
I also think that assuming everybody (or even a majority) who show up for a BLM march believe the same thing is pretty naive. You can't even find that at a specific political party, much less a gathering based on such a vague concept.
True. Many folks showing up to BLM marches are doing so to show that black lives matter. However, I'm highly doubtful that most of the people in attendance have read into the organization's aims.
Very true!
At the same time, I find it hard to believe that something like BLM is any more "organized" than Anonymous is. They both seem to be flags waved by folks who want their event/movement to seem larger/more grand than it is if it's just them.
This is something really interesting to consider, kind of eye-opening.