I can't recall when but I read an article(or post) about how the focus of the knitting community was shifting to social justice, much to the dismay of some of t

I can't recall when but I read an article(or post) about how the focus of the knitting community was shifting to social justice, much to the dismay of some of the participants as all they cared about was knitting. Some of the comments at the time seemed to think the only way to save the community would be to reject the values being force onto the community, it looks like that did not happen. I don't think that rejection is necessity for a community to survive but there needs to be a way that they can recenter. If the community is supposed to be about knitting, than discussions about race, sex, etc should not occur. Perhaps is is enough to identify as a knitter, as opposed to a bisexual knitter from SE Asia. All the other stuff is noise in the SNR.