The literary scholar Silvia Bovenschen once noted that probably every movement eventually produces its own caricature. Gender feminism, anti-racism, and queer feminism are just that: caricatures of gender, migration, and sexual political emancipation movements. This anthology takes this pessimistic finding as a starting point to reflect on the betrayal of maturity that has become particularly evident in the last ten years in the aforementioned areas. Through the examples of anti-Semitism, migration, racism, and religious criticism, around thirty contributions demonstrate how fatal the consequences are of a mindset that can only think in collectives, which are then either demanded as group identities or fought against with resentment; political organizational forms that have become mere coalitions.