The issue I've always felt about this is this requirement of everyone having to do direct action that ultimately is just performative meant to virtue signal for

The issue I've always felt about this is this requirement of everyone having to do direct action that ultimately is just performative meant to virtue signal for a cause. Which is why these people who support it conveniently will mostly only talk about it from a systemic perspective, as to ensure that they do not have to put money where their mouth is. Since just advocating for higher taxes (that goes to struggling single parents programs for instance) or having university donate say 20 million dollars a year instead of spending it on administration would directly encourage a better society.