I mean my comment was not only making fun of the outdated phraseology, but also the idea that social justice isn’t a legitimate branch of sociological and legal change that persisted ~10-20 years ago has been far blown out of the water

“social justice warriors” - who were considered risible in 2010 have since achieved

• criminal justice reforms for youth jails
• minimum pay raises and unionization of global corps (eg Starbucks) as a direct result of Occupy, to which the entire world now talks about Bank bail outs, billionaire taxes/wealth tax, borrow-die schemes, income inequality over the breakfast table
• legal weed
• BLM instrumental in making politicians renounce stop and frisk, to the extent Bloomberg had to renounce all his policies in his presidential run
• #metoo leading to the conviction if Weinstein, and massive revolutions in the use of intimacy and consent coordinators and supervisors in entertainments Productions
• DREAM act to DACA
• rent reform in Seattle, Chicago, Denver, Long Beach, Orlando etc
• no solutions as yet but everyone is mad about gerrymandering and voter suppression every election cycle now
• New Green Deal
• Slow but incremental advances in protecting children (and indeed adults) from gun violence and the slip of power from the NRA’s influence over elected politicians