We are emerging a culture of self-identification, which is intriguing. This is clear in the Pronoun phenomenon around gender. There are now at least 10 or more variants. This seems to have merit. It's when others make the identity choice by bias, not the individual by experience
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How do you self-identify according to common isms such as Race, Gender, Ethnicity, Class etc? Or do you prefer not to? Or something else (and please share!) #Identity
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I try hard not to put myself or others in boxes but no doubt fail. I probably fail most where the boxes are ones my parents wanted for me which I disassociate from. e.g. I strongly define myself as *not* Tory but wear my allegiance to any other party lightly
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Replying to @schofeld
How's that play out within your family? Politically aligned mostly in mine, with the exception of me at 4 asking my parents since Israel was built to save Jews from harm why were we doing harm in1967? Anti-Zionist by 4 years old? Unpopular and disliked to this day for that logic!

Jan 23, 2021 · 3:38 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
Wow, that’s a tough one. Props to you The politics in my family have never caused a falling out. My dad always championed curiosity. He was just from a very different era. You may be interested in this initiative
Sunny Hundal @sunny_hundal
22 Jan 2021
Something new.... I'm launching a newsletter on Substack on Identity Politics. Identity politics is extremely powerful. And yet it's treated in the media like a nuisance. I want to challenge that. sunnyhundal.substack.com/p/c…
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Oh wow, thanks Jonathan. It seemed so logical. I understand what was actually going on now. No Military Nation State will sit right with me. I'm Persian Jew no less. Talk about complex identities and rare breeds! Tiny little group of thousands in 7.8 billion? that defines "other"
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