Regrettably, I think you are right.  

There are many definitions of fascism and several argue this is an ideology that draws from both the extreme left and the extreme right.   

To me, the most distinguishing aspect of fascism is the belief that your ideology or creed is the only correct one so you have the right and even the duty to repress and to ban opinions that are different that yours.  Nazi Germany's book burnings and forcible removal of dissident professors, plays, paintings and ideas and other things at variance with the party line enunciated by Hitler and Goebbels are vivid examples of fascism to me.

It is now common among the radical left and seems to be accelerating.

One unfortunate aspect of this new fascism is it impairs the ability of the brainwashed kids to think clearly, objectively and creatively which, in turn, will make it more difficult for them to ever achieve success in the real world market economy.  

There are no "safe spaces" in the marketplace.