> Activists want structural change, not a superficial papering over of the abuse of power that has been inflicted on their communities. What is the reason for

> Activists want structural change, not a superficial papering over of the abuse of power that has been inflicted on their communities. What is the reason for the structural change though? Because mostly I see it just to fit an ideology of "how things should be", with not much thought beyond that. I agree that many of the current systems are horribly broken, but I don't think that critical race theory or other Marxist-founded systems put us in a better place. They certainly don't have a track record of success, and I'd argue that even in their limited application in the US their effects on the general population, and their effect on perception and treatment of minorities, has been largely detrimental against their own claimed goals of equality.