Mark - I wonder if you are addressing a symptom at the expense of root causes. What did Jesus say or do about human trafficking; slavery; inequality; oppression? Beyond personal acts of love and mercy, and calls to Kingdom living (servanthood and dying to self), Christ is portrayed in the gospel as almost oblivious to structural evil, except as it was exercised by religious leaders to imprison hearts and minds in warped notions of God and distorted messianic expectations. 

Is it possible that the social justice gospel's obsession with identity groups imposes a different meaning on deliverance and liberation than did Christ? If Jesus came to advance a "social justice" gospel, he was a miserable failure. Personal acts of love and compassion? Absolutely! World conferences, acronyms, awareness raising? I'm not sure that's the best use of limited church resources. Better to get members out of the pews - loving and serving their neighbors - than conducting awareness raising seminars.