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essentially creates a new, yet likely ignored, victim group

            that deserves “Social Justice”. Thus, the utter futility of
            this concept is exposed.


            Intersectionality  –  In  addition,  new  permutations  of
            victim groups are now being defined.  Such victims are

            those  who  can  be  categorized  within  two  or  more
            oppressed classes. This idea, now called intersectionality
            73,  74
                 ,  is  a  concept  that  was  first  coined  by  Kimberlê
            Crenshaw,  a  law  professor  and  social  theorist  at  UCLA
            and  Columbia  University.    Intersectionality  theory

            asserts that people are often disadvantaged by multiple
            sources of oppression that combine from: “race,” class,

            gender  identity,  sexual  orientation,  or  various  other
            identity  markers.    Combinations  of  oppression  traits

            amplify  the  harmful  disadvantages  to  which  so-called
            victims are afflicted.


            The  flaws  in  this  form  of  social  activism  are  the
            disincentives that the imposed retributions levy on high

            achievers and producers whose successes are a product
            of  their  creativity,  drive,  self-determination,  and  hard

            work. These inhibitors will likely lead to great losses for
            the  overall  well-being  of  humanity  as  the  productivity

            and labors of achievers dwindle without replacement.







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