@Maholmire One political thing that I've noticed for feminism is a rather old one, you'd have a lot of information (including in schools) about feminism by politicians/intellectuals and basically nothing for feminism by workers. Which has been at least as important if not more.

As for queer stuff… I'd say with the way they've been mostly addressing rich people issues so far and with rainbow-capitalism also being a thing, it's pretty much getting gentrified.

BLM isn't really thing here, could maybe compared to other current movements but they're likely not going to be something politicians/corporations could shove their own politics in, in a way because leaders of both left-wing and right-wing parties got quite out of touch on those issues about ~15 years ago.
I'd say this part is looking the worst because even politicians (mayor but also assembly) simply aren't being heard and are pretty much being censored by the press (Of course with politicians wanting to censor social media more and more frequently…).