Slippery slope on which no government should engage. "systemic racism and discrimination" are concrete actions in the real world and fair game for condemning, not so "fears or aversions". "religious intolerance" is ambiguous. It is one thing when translated into actions, i.e. discrimination for example, quite another when it refers to thoughts or feelings. 

No government has a right to tell people they cannot FEEL fear or revulsion at anything, irrational or not, period. 

First, it is useless and nonsensical, you do not diminish agoraphobia or fear of spiders or fear of flying by condemning it, on the contrary, that risks making it worse. Just as it will only make fears worse when people feel their government is dismissing them. 

So the intent can only be to encourage their punishment, and that gets us in more dangerous territory for a country that claims to be a liberal democracy.