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Ok, 5 minutes of research clears things up a bit. The passage in question apparently talks about “modifiers” attached to the word “identity”. So when it lists “corporate, sexual, digital, public, racial, national, brand, and even Christian (a U.S.-based white supremacist group)”, it is saying these words are used as modifiers for “identity” — I.e. corporate identity, sexual identity, digital identity, public identity, racial identity, national identity, brand identity, and even Christian Identity. “Christian Identity” is the name of a specific group, it is not referencing christianity as a religious belief. Per Perplexity, “Christian Identity is a small U.S. extremist religious movement—not Christianity as a whole. It combines a distorted, racialized interpretation of biblical material with white-supremacist, antisemitic, conspiratorial, and often anti-government beliefs.” So that particular paragraph is poorly worded, or perhaps poorly edited, but it is not saying what this person claims it is.
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