Original sentence: A group identity is typically based on ethnicity,  gender, disability, sexual orientation, or other similar criteria.Civil rights movement.Disability rights movement.Identity politics is the politics of group-based movements representing the interests and identity of a particular oppressed group within a society, rather than policy issues relating to all members of a society.Particular focus is on the contrast between the social, political and occupational privilege of the privileged group as compared to the discrimination of the oppressed group.The group is usually the minority within the society, but this is not necessarily the case (e.The group will deal with and seek to alleviate injustices associated with oppression against them based on their identity.This may involve social reform as well as legislative reform like affirmative action so that people within the group can achieve equality.gender issues)
Edited sentence: Black nationalism.Black separatism.Ethnic nationalism may be regarded as a form of identity politics within the wider international community.Groups subscribing to one brand or another of identity politics may go so far as to engage in supremacist policies, where they seek to dominate other groups for what they see as legitimate reasons.Identity politics is the politics of group-based movements representing the interests and identity of a particular group within a society, rather than policy issues relating to all members of a society, or the more traditional social class.Irish nationalism.Islamic fundamentalism.Racism is a good example of this.Such a group identity is typically based on ethnicity, religion, sex, gender, or similar criteria.The other extreme is separatism, where one group seeks to isolate itself from other groups because of (real or perceived) persecution.Though most political parties generally target particular constituencies or demographics more than others, this is typically not the core part of their ideology and so is unrelated to identity politics.White separatism