So, I'm a psychology doctorate student. Being a conservative voice in a sea of liberals has been challenging. However, I intentionally place myself at sites that heavily lean towards "muh diversity," with the intention of learning how they think. Today was actually hilarious.

One therapist brings up how saying you're an "ally" is being called "virtue signaling" by more and more people (oh and by "people" I mean everyone but White people since, you know, we're not people anymore). All of the therapists acted shocked and appalled by the notion and one even said, "that makes me sad because it feels like I am losing my gold star." LOL! I'm literally watching far-left individuals move slowly back to the idea of just being a good person without going out of your way to make sure others know how good you are. Which is basically how people acted prior to this diversity/intersectionality movement.

I took a bit of a risk and told the group, "Well yeah that makes sense. How do you all react to the person that brags about how much they give to charity? Making sure that everyone you work with knows how much of an 'ally' you are is basically the diversity version of that." I wish I could have captured all of their faces. Priceless.

I will lose my shit if, over the next 10 years, the far-left comes full circle and starts preaching what conservative minds have been saying for decades haha.