than magnanimous. A true minoritarian politics, by contrast, revels in difference and becoming, and therefore “it is important not to confuse ‘minoritarian,’ as a becoming or process, with a ‘minority,’ as an aggregate or a state” (ATP, 291). A minoritarian group has no fixed identity but is a process of becoming. Deleuze and Guattari explore a series of such becomings in A Thousand Plateaus, including becoming-woman, becoming-animal, becoming-imperceptible, and becoming-minor. Becoming-woman, they