Yuck. I don't know how to categorize this kind of writing, exactly, but I recognize it when I see it.
It's "intersectionalist," fixated on race, anti-capitalist, and written in a way that is very hard to understand. I'm not sure if that's done intentionally, or if it's actually easy to read for those with the proper training in modern-academic quasi-Marxist thought.
It takes pride in being a little bit sloppy and not following the rules of grammar and writing.
Maybe the right thing to call it is "critical theory?" Genuinely not sure, but that's probably about right.
It's "intersectionalist," fixated on race, anti-capitalist, and written in a way that is very hard to understand. I'm not sure if that's done intentionally, or if it's actually easy to read for those with the proper training in modern-academic quasi-Marxist thought.
It takes pride in being a little bit sloppy and not following the rules of grammar and writing.
Maybe the right thing to call it is "critical theory?" Genuinely not sure, but that's probably about right.