I disagree. It's important that we have different terms for Social Justice Warriors and Social Justice Activists. The first is one who takes social justice to

I disagree. It's important that we have different terms for Social Justice Warriors and Social Justice Activists. The first is one who takes social justice to a ludicrous extreme and protests out of convenience (e.g. micro-aggressions on Twitter). The latter is one who is leading an actual fight for social justice (e.g. a lawyer in the UN fighting for women's rights in the Muslim world). It would be an insult to describe both of these people with the same term, regardless of your political opinions on the term "SJW". In fact, I find that SJWs are usually quite opposed to social justice activists.