> Glancing through his work, he suggests that identity politics is anti-collective because it's focused on the individual and not the group. Which could explai

> Glancing through his work, he suggests that identity politics is anti-collective because it's focused on the individual and not the group. Which could explain why it's coming across as confusing: identity politics ignores individuality and defines people in terms of their groups. It's pro-collective, not anti.