The second task at hand is for us to understand what convinced the younger generation to sacrifice their humanity upon the altar of an intellectual fad. The answer can be found, at least in part, in one odious word that has claimed the benignity of this generation and so many before them: “framework.” …

In practice, the framework reduces humans to their various demographic signifiers, and it does so in a particularly chauvinistic way. The stereotypes that intersectionality requires its adherents to marinate in are uniquely American. So, the descendants of American slaves are owed no more deference than recent African or Caribbean migrants because the cliched racist will not draw those distinctions. Now, apply this framework to American Jews. In the antisemitic imagination, American Jews are comfortable, powerful, and well connected. They enjoy influence and success disproportionate to their numbers. It’s a bigoted conception, but that is the point of intersectionality — to think in bigoted terms if only to understand and navigate what intersectional theorists believe is the fundamentally bigoted American landscape.

But once you subscribe to this philosophy, you’ve just internalized plain-old antisemitism.

[Wokery, critical race theory, ‘framework’ — these are all just different names for ethnic determinism and victim hierarchies. And all of that demands a totalitarian approach to governance in order to distribute social and material goods on the basis of determinative ‘justice,’ which serves the ultimate purposes of Marxists. We’ve been teaching this crap for two generations, so why should we be surprised to see younger Americans shrug off terrorism against the so-called privileged demographics? — Ed]