I've started reading Shy Radicals, by Hamja Ahsan.

It's satire, in the form of a collection of essays about radical movements for the liberation of shy, introverted, and autistic people. So on the one hand it is about the difficulties of being an introverted person in the political left and in a world which privileges extroversion, but by comic overstatement, rather than directly.

It's also a satire of radical left literature, particularly from the point of view of a person of color in the UK.