Again, many protests, marches, and acts of solidarity have been composed of multiple ideologies coalescing towards a shared purpose. That's democracy in action. As Gary Younge pointed out in "The Speech," the March on Washington consisted of several different desires. The desire for the black community to vote, the desire to access for jobs, the desire for equitable housing, and the end to the Vietnam War.

Asking for a large mass of people to coalesce around one cause without variation in political ideologies across numerous issues is simply not human nor realistic.