I am late in reading this thread but this question, when expanded to almost all things politic, highlights the solution to discarding bulk labeling, bulk actions and bulk responses. We’ve been well conditioned since birth to label every single thing, and that’s necessary in order to communicate to make sure everybody is on the same same page about what “it” is (no pun intended about Bill Clinton lol) However, we’ve moved into this obscure stage of using these generalized labels to identify things in bulk (books, people, party affiliation) to make statements like, “All gay books are bad” and “who cares what the titles of these books are”-(what?!) Of course it matters what the titles are because that absolutely implies you’ve not even reviewed the individual books whatsoever, but classifying all books under a bulk category.
A good example of bulk labeling gone awry: The local police have been informed that a group of men broke into a house. The police arrive at the property and immediately arrest all of the homeowners on that end of the block. Who cares about the names of the people involved, right? Uh, no. Same for not reviewing individual books at school libraries. Parents need to be proactive, more than ever, to ensure their kids are being taught valuable lessons and not social indoctrination or glorification over some subset of the population.