Joe Rogan is in the news for making a statement about how radical "woke culture" is trying to silence white males. A lot of people are dismissing him, but I have to say I get where he's coming from. We're obviously not at that point now, but I can imagine a 15 year future where society gets closer to getting to that that point. And it's not just white males, in general men of any race are being stigmatized and dismissed in society

2 years ago the student union at Melbourne University proposed a ban on white male students from speaking:

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I think there is an almost fad-like sentiment of disliking/disregarding white males (and men in general) in the social justice sphere. We've seen extreme comments from prominent figures who identify as feminist/progressive:

Bahar Mustafa, diversity officer at Goldsmith's university, tweeted kill white men

Sarah Jeong, NYT editor, tweeting numerous hateful comments about white men. And many of her tweets simply said "kill all men, and obviously hashtags like "kill all men" and concepts like "male privilege" and "male toxicity" are meant to apply to men of any race.

It's very much a real social phenomenon and it's concerning.