Saying 'X is problematic' is just a pseudo-sophisticated way of saying 'X is evil, but my system of ethics is so obtuse and unstable, and my epistemology is so reactionarily anti-empirical, that I don't have the guts to say 'X is evil'.
Why do SJWs never say that 'silencing conservative speakers is problematic', or 'doing autoethnographies as research is problematic', or 'challenging the gender binary is problematic for bisexuals'?
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Autoethnography is social science research based on one person's subjective experience of engaging with some subculture, issue, or experience for some period of time. It's basically first-person memoir dressed up as research.
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