That's exactly it, though. It's a part of the american mentality of "minorities stick together against the oppressors", despite it being a vague, flimsy and archaic mentality that doesn't work in 2026. There are underdogs in society, yes, but this weird overexposure and collectivising them into a unit doesn't make any sense. Minority statuses are ambiguous.
I'm under the assumption women fall into this behaviour more than men because they're more social than men, although that might be an oxymoron with women with autism, as they're more closed off due to their inability to properly socialise, but I've also heard some women with the condition will mimick other women without it in order to fit in, so that might be why.
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