/soy/ - Soyjaks

I think that a big difference between the matchajak stereotype and the more traditional soyboy that a lot of people don't talk about is religious worldview.
The soyboy tended to be quite accepting of all worldviews, (that weren't heckin bigoted), and as a result tended to adopt at best a spiritual worldview or at worst an atheist one.
Matchajak is different, however. Tolerance does not accurately describe him the same way it would to soyjak. Altruism would be better. His belief in helping ethnic minorities and especially women come from his progressive understanding of Christianity, one that has its roots in the conservative non-denom culture of the 2010s that Soyjak was opposed to. But here, Matcha has taken the "positive" elements, such as egalitarianism, and left the "problematic" elements, such as opposition to homosexuality. His religion tends to usually be spent dismissing other Christians as bigoted, and always preforming a dance for his atheist/irreligious friends, similar to the coon archetype in Black America. Hence why they are often called performative males.