> I have never heard the addendum "warrior" added as a self-description, and have only ever heard it applied as a term of mockery from the right. I'm reluctan

> I have never heard the addendum "warrior" added as a self-description, and have only ever heard it applied as a term of mockery from the right. I'm reluctant to name specific individuals, but there are people who embrace the "SJW" term for themselves. For example, the flair next to the username of this semi-famous developer[0] is a self-description that he is known for.[1] Perhaps you could argue that he is being ironic, but it is a self-description and he certainly doesn't mean to mock people who identify that way. [0] https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2fddvg/im_matthew_garrett_kernel_developer_firmware/ https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2fddvg/im_matthew_ga... [1] https://ostatic.com/blog/matthew-garrett-quits-kernel-to-do-his-own https://ostatic.com/blog/matthew-garrett-quits-kernel-to-do-...