While I agree with the 'oppression Olympics' criticism, to write off the reality that there are different ways people are judged and mistreated,that injustice manifests itself in many ways makes me think you haven't put all that much thought into it, or that you haven't read material that would support this analysis of societal stratification based on multiple factors of class, race, sexuality, gender identity, national origin, etc. And your last sentence is very "all lives matter" sounding. We are equal humans, but unfortunately we are not treated that way by one another or by the systems we consciously or unconsciously prop up. Inequality is based off a number of factors, like the ones I mentioned above. Also, I hope you understand why it's not taken well when people throw out MLK quotes for use as a deflection to try and criticize current struggles for equality and black empowerment, just because MLK said it doesn't mean POC have to agree with it one hundred percent.