One focusses on helping, ministering to, and advocating for the dispossessed, the outcast, the marginalized. By doing this, the downtrodden feel more worthy and more whole. More human.
The other tries to speak for the oppressed. To do this, self-proclaimed allies silence people who don’t agree with their viewpoint, creating echo-chambers of like-minded people. They want the world to look a certain way, a certain color. They use the indoctrinated public to leverage politicians to create more “equity” for all.
One works for justice by building others up. The other prefers chaos by burning the system down.
There are two kinds of social justice. It’s important we start distinguishing them, because they are not the same.