>>As a writer, I do not sit down and say to myself, "I'm going to
>>include this point from my political/socal agenda."
>
>The problem with the above thought is that you've got some baseline,
>implicit assumptions and beliefs about how the world works, many of
>which you're likely not aware of. Everyone does; that's just part of
>the state of being human. That framework -- your acculturation,
>socialization, individual experience, your own brain chemistry --
>informs everything you write.

And therein lies your difficulty, I think. As you state just after this, you have over the past few years dealt with powerful personal revelations and adjustments, and those are informing how you interact with and interpret everything you read. From what you're saying, it sounds to me as though you have become not so much "starkly aware of" the baseline, implicit assumptions and beliefs of others, as you have become oversensitive to them. Like night-vision that you just can not turn off, even when having it on isn't practical.