> at a certain point you do have to be an activist about other people's usage of language You don't! That's the key insight of multiculturalism - it's totally

> at a certain point you do have to be an activist about other people's usage of language You don't! That's the key insight of multiculturalism - it's totally okay that others don't think or act or speak the same way you do, and there's no need for you to impose your own cultural norms on them. The only alternative to multiculturalism is monoculturalism, where everyone struggles to make their culture dominant and we have to meekly follow whoever wins the struggle.