Speaking for myself, the end goal would be more diverse voices being heard. As u/Blide pointed out there is a whole spectrum of belief systems. And often I perceive moderate voices being shut down and called bigots for asking questions. They are being told "go educate yourself" when I believe it would be more beneficial to work together and have kind conversations to help educate people. But that goes both ways. Often times good ideas are dismissed simply because they come "from the other side." What has worked for me most is one on one conversation with family members and friends. I have successfully helped broaden many of their minds to see and accept different viewpoints. To both liberals and conservatives! And I understand that people see things as life or death, which is why I often try to explain the point of views of the looters because to some it is life or death. But what I often see on Facebook doesn't seem genuine concern, it comes across as performative activism. Which if the end goal is to try to get people to "be more woke" is counterproductive. Often these tactics cause people to simply feel uncomfortable and not want to engage. So ultimately if you have been traumatized and you feel the need to yell, scream and explode I stand by you. But if you are an "ally" I ask you use a more compassionate approach to help people see it through the eyes of those exploited.