Feminists and SJWs want to give minorities power and discriminate against majorities in the process.

I"d like to begin my argument by talking briefly about social justice throughout history. Social justice warriors have existed for as long as society, fighting for equality where they noticed some individuals or groups of people being given an unfair advantage over others. An obvious example of this in our past is the subjugation of African Americans into slavery in the United States. Without the social justice warriors who demanded that black people had just as much right to freedom as anyone else, they might never have been released from their servitude, or been granted personhood after that. Social justice warriors were also responsible for the women"s suffrage movement, which led to women being allowed to vote and eventually hold political office. They were also on the front lines of the fight for marriage equality, reproductive rights and other causes which resulted in human rights being afforded to more people and a more equal society overall. Today social justice warriors continue to do good work, fighting for the rights of minorities whose pleas for help are currently being ignored by the government and the general population. They are fighting to ensure that gay people can"t be fired or kicked out of their apartment due to discrimination, that Muslims can wear the symbols of their faith anywhere without fear of arrest; they are fighting to end racial profiling, hate crimes, hurtful acts fueled by sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and so many other social injustices that happen every day. I have read several of the articles on campusreform.org and looked deeper into the site"s purpose and ownership. It is obvious that Campus Reform is heavily biased against liberal ideas, and they are gathering the most ridiculous possible SJW exploits in order to discredit actual social justice warriors and the work they do. While there is a small (but vocal) community of SJWs who focus on stupid, insignificant things and fixate on labels and "privilege", the majority of social justice warriors who are actually lobbying for the rights of minorities are not bothered with such things. This website is definitely not representative of the focus of social justice in the world today. I agree with you that people should be protesting the high number of minorities in prison (racial profiling) and they are. In fact, social justice warriors are currently lobbying to pass the End Racial Profiling Act. Source: http://www.takeonhate.org... As for affirmative action, I agree. There was a point in our history a few decades ago when affirmative action was necessary, as workplace discrimination ran too deep, and sexist and racial prejudices were still too prevalent. Today, I believe that people are much less likely to choose not to hire people based on sex or race, because there are so many legal protections in place for people to pursue in that case. There"s no reason to incentivize hiring minorities or women over white men. However, you"re simply wrong about the wage gap. I live in Canada, not the United States, so I don"t know how similar the numbers are but here women absolutely get paid less than men as a rule. Alex Johnston, a researcher for Catalyst Canada found in her recent study that the average Canadian pay gap was just over $8,000 for women and men with similar skills and qualifications performing similar roles (so definitely not comparing a jobless woman to Bill Gates). Another study found that even though women comprise nearly half of the Canadian labour force, they made up just 5.3 percent of Canadian CEOs and held just 15.9 per cent of board seats in S & P/TSX 60 companies in 2013. This is definitely a problem that social justice warriors must fight to address, as it is only fair that women who are equally qualified and doing the same job as men should make equal pay. Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com... In summary, social justice warriors are necessary to advancing society and fighting for the rights of minorities and the SJWs featured on campusreform.org (along with the ones swarming Tumblr and other social media platforms) are not representative of the views and actions of actual social justice warriors who are making a difference in society. Also, there are still quite a few social injustices, such as the pay gap, racial profiling, hate crimes and many more, to be fought. Social justice warriors have their work cut out for them and it is valuable work that they do.