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'''Identity politics''' is the basing of one's political and sociological viewpoint by claiming membership in some "oppressed" group and then constructing most of ones lifestyle and identity around their supposed membership in this group. Identity politics is closely related to [[political correctness]] and [[multiculturalism]], and in some cases to [[postmodernism]]. | '''Identity politics''' is the basing of one's political and sociological viewpoint by claiming membership in some "oppressed" group and then constructing most of ones lifestyle and identity around their supposed membership in this group. Identity politics is closely related to [[political correctness]] and [[multiculturalism]], and in some cases to [[postmodernism]]. | ||
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* [[Social justice warrior]] (SJW) | * [[Social justice warrior]] (SJW) | ||
* [[Microaggression]] | * [[Microaggression]] | ||
Revision as of 07:26, June 27, 2016
Identity politics is the basing of one's political and sociological viewpoint by claiming membership in some "oppressed" group and then constructing most of ones lifestyle and identity around their supposed membership in this group. Identity politics is closely related to political correctness and multiculturalism, and in some cases to postmodernism.