> The idea of individual agency, which lay at the core of the case for traditional human rights, is now seen as part of the vernacular of oppression This is th

> The idea of individual agency, which lay at the core of the case for traditional human rights, is now seen as part of the vernacular of oppression This is the exact fulcrum of my dissent from BLM et al. It's a fundamental difference in values that I cannot reconcile. It separates my tribe from other. And apparently my tribe is in decline if not yet endangered. Without this idea on both sides I can see no way to agree on what human rights are, dividing the project to improve them against itself.