Gnostic Liberalism
Given that classic liberalism is actually too conservative, modern liberal thought has mutated, reorienting itself toward identity politics and a more equitable vision of societal transformation. The outdated version of liberalism was anchored in the untenable principles of individual liberty, legal equality, and pluralistic tolerance of opposing cultures and ideas. The new liberalism is unburdened by former things and has reoriented itself toward a radical vision of societal transformation so as to reshape the country's political landscape. It has since morphed into an ideology that prioritizes group identity over the individual and replaces objective truth with subjective personal experience.
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