It seems to me that some of your "contradictions" are either made up or are misunderstandings. 

I don't know anyone who is arguing "only women should be in power".

"Women are oppressed in the muslim world, so western women need privileges to combat global inequality" - like what privileges? 

"so we need DEI hires to have equal representations" - I don't think anyone has this expectation of "equal representation for everyone" 

"Society needs atheism, but it's islamophobia" 

This sentence is super vague, and could be talking about different things. But in general the difference is personal choice, and that's not a contradiction. 

If you want to personally be a Muslim or Christian, that's your freedom and you shouldn't be harassed or penalized for that. But if you want to try forcing someone else to be Muslim or Christian, that's a problem. That's not contradictive. I am personally opposed to smoking, but I'm not going to push for smoking to be illegal.

You say that and yet people commonly criticize games/movie/etc for having "otherness" that they feel isn't justified. 

The apparent contradiction is that a movie has to justify a character being different in order to make sense, but if they do that, then it becomes a bad one.

Frankly I think a lot of these complaints are manufactured. People are more likely to make a bigger deal out of something when it is brought to their attention. 

How does this work? 
Can a white person make a movie about World War 2 where they show different scenes that include Japanese actors? Or is that getting too far into Asian movie territory? 

If I wanted to make a movie where an American moves to Japan and falls in love with a Japanese woman, am I allowed to do that? Am I allowed to write the woman's lines myself? Do I have to find a Japanese woman to write with to write her lines? 

The bizarre segregation is starting to feel kind of woke. 

Or are we arguing for censorship here, where we aren't allowed to tell these kinds of stories? 

I know you're not trying to argue for those things. But we live in a very globally connected world, people both want to write all kinds of different stories, and people want to consume different kinds of stories. Even on the individual level, most people don't want to consume 30 varieties of the same story. So people are going to want to write diverse things. People are also going to want to ask for diverse things, and buy diverse things, which incentivizes companies to make diverse things. Sometimes that means different stories, different characters, different gameplay mechanics, etc.

So you're confusing criticism of Israel's government and specifically, Netanyahu, with antisemitism?

It does make you a national of some American country, but it does nothing to your ethnicity. 

So do all American movies need to star Native Americans to not be woke? 

I'm confused, as outside of indigenous contexts, "American" as an ethnicity doesn't really mean much. Just tell me who you consider to be American...

I don't think I said anything about Netanyahu or Israel's government. You can criticise Israel's government and Netanyahu without supporting Israeli genocide. As long as I remember, antisionism have been an excuse for antisemitism: "I don't support the existence of the country of Israel", but there's no solution what should happen to the people after eradicating Israel.

Baptist is a denomination... Aka. A "variant" of the Christian religion/Bible interpretation.
Baptism is a process for "recruiting" someone to join said religion.

And you are right, there are a ton of denominations... Over 45,000 in-fact using quick google-fu.
But Muslims and Jewish also have different denominations as well... And whilst not as many in sheer number as the Christian religion, they do have significant variances in traditions, recruitment and religious rules/requirements/regulations/expectations.

My parents forced me to join a Church when I was a child, 7th day Adventist to be exact which are extremely conservative in it's ideology, right down to requiring a baptism to join it. - I would even go as far to call this Church a cult.

Either way, their attempts at indoctrination failed on this Atheist... Likely made easier when they tried to preach to me that Homosexuality is a choice and that it is an abomination.

If you go back to my previous posts, I called it an ethnoreligious group.
And no. It's not "wokeness". Which is a bullshit term anyway.

As for Europe and the Jews... There has already been a war over it, world war 2 to be exact. Europe supported the Jewish.

As per the evidence I provided earlier, they share common ancestry with the Arabs.

When jews are killed in masses, you can call them victims and blame nazis, so that the left can put favourable policies in place due to antisemitism. Every other time, they're the evil people who rule the world, so you can chant "from river to sea" and support their genocide.

Antisemitism didn't go anywhere after WW2, people just learned how to benefit from it. If recall Israelism by Army of Lovers was even banned in the US in the 90's, and that song is good representation of attitudes towards jewish in Europe - or atleast in the more left-leaning Northern Europe. 

They don't. The point was, that if you think there's not enough Africans in movies, you should watch African movies - there are lots of Africans is such movies. Is you think Asians aren't represented enough, you should watch Asian movies, they have lots of Asians. If you think there aren't enough Europeans in movies, you should watch European movies, because they have plenty of Europeans. There's no need to have people of certain ethnicities in films, because you can find films where such people are represented when you watch THEIR domestic films. The only ones that currently don't get representation are ethnic Americans because they've been largely genocided by Europeans and Africans.