Sure, I mean the nazis were embracing their shared arayan heritage.
Choosing some innate quality you can't change as a focus of your politics is inherently divisive, the fact that it is empowering to some sub groups misses the point.
That's precisely it, the nazis were embracing one singular shared heritage and killing people who didn't fall into it. This is precisely the opposite of the lefitst viewpoints, where you can announce your differences on your twitter bio as your identity and people are expected to acknowledge and celebrate them. "Afro-latina they/them autistic" and other announcements are pretty common along these lines are pretty common in a way I don't see outside of leftist circles.
"Embraced":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%27s_okay_to_be_white#Reacti...
White lives don’t matter. As white lives: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/jun/25/abolish-wh...
I actually disagree in this portrayal of leftist politics. A lot of these labels are people embracing themselves and actually acknowledging who they are and who others are and that’s fine. Being gay, trans, a person of color, disabled, etc. is acknowledged and embraced in leftist politics. I rarely see this sort of acknowledgement and celebration outside of a leftist worldview or a leftist pandering.