She will probably still make her YouTube videos and write books, but as far as someone who is taken seriously in political communities she identifies with, she's done. There's a lot of fracturing going on as the political spectrum sorts itself out. TERFs are the most obvious fracture that everyone here knows about; but they have each other even if they don't quite fit in on either side of the political spectrum. There's the "Post-Left", Leftists that reject IdPol and the corporatisation of the mainstream Left, and they're something of a clique altogether.
Anyone older than 27 will probably be aged out of the Prog/IdPol space and cast aside and form their own fractured little sub-group. Membership will probably be anyone in the Anti-GamerGate crowd during that era (I'm not a gamer at all so I wasn't really paying attention when all of that went down). Their tone will probably be a more level-headed, rational IdPol Progressive; one that avoids the inflammatory rhetoric that's more appealing when you're younger. They'll ironically be "Conservative Progressives" and will probably be called that by detractors who mock them for not keeping up with whatever new mind bending nonsense variation of Trans-whatever. A conservatism born out of age and material comfort that makes idealogical street fighting less romantic than it used to be.
