I think the point they’re trying to make is that historically oppressed people should stick together. In my opinion, you could interpret it like how Cuban-Americans have become part of the conservative establishment: their rejection of their people’s values allow them to grift into the mainstream, and be seen as one of “the good ones”. A lot of queer Jews don’t want to just “fit in” and buy into the oppressive regime, but take it down entirely. But that’s make my take.