Amid the massive flop of the Democratic Party and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s election loss, social justice liberals are fretting over the dying campaign of “intersectionality” in America and what it might mean for their party politics.
“At twenty I was a queer-closeted, fledgling and frightened feminist,” The Mary Sue’s Sarah Remy wrote of her post-election meltdown. “In my forties I am out, a champion of queer youth, an author of diverse and #ownvoices stories, and a publisher of LGBTQIA fiction. I am an intersectional feminist… My son suffers anxiety so severe on some days he finds it a struggle to go to school, and who on the night of the election slept restlessly and woke me up often to worry out loud over what a Trump presidency might mean.”
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