We're "radicalized" in that we still have living members of the community who have indeed fought over their right to exist. And those tales are passed down orally. If you include any LGBT rallies this kind of protest is still in recent history.

In comparison, it seems like we're almost at a point where all WW2 vets (the last time "white men" had to confront fascist behavior) have passed away. When's the last time America as a general unit has had to properly protest authority? The Boomers didn't seem to take the right lessons about Vietnam into account when they started taking the reigns.