Identity politics makes cosplay profitable.

When you build a society where victim status is the new Bitcoin, don’t be shocked when every bored academic and Hollywood activist suddenly discovers a great-great-grandma who was “Cherokee… I guess.” The Blaze lays out a whole lineup of people—writers, singers, professors, even a U.S. senator—who spent decades cashing checks, landing elite jobs, and lecturing the rest of us about oppression while being about as Native as a Costco rotisserie chicken. MSNBC and friends pushed these folks as brave truth-tellers because it served the left’s favorite story: America is evil, the West is wicked, and only credentialed activists can save us. Turns out the credentialed activists weren’t even who they claimed to be. The funniest part is how these fakers all use the same script: “Identity is complex,” which is woke-speak for please don’t take away my grant money. In the end, this exposes the whole diversity-bureaucracy racket—reward cosplay, punish merit, and hope nobody checks the genealogy. Check the link to enjoy the full clown parade yourself.