Identity politics relies on an implicit theory of identity that is often problematic. Simply asserting one's identity without negotiation with others leads to a lack of understanding and respect from external parties. The predominant identity categories in identity politics, such as sex, gender, and race, seem arbitrarily chosen, and there is a lack of public discussion on what constitutes a sufficient identity. This lack of universal agreement on identity categories poses a significant challenge to the effectiveness of identity politics.

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