If someone is suffering from lack of wealth, I can help him create wealth, but not aggressively appropriate wealth from others to redistribute or strive to eradicate wealth itself.Likewise, we can work on discrimination issues & help all Hindus achieve self-esteem, thereby creating new sources of pride. But making everyone Brahmin or something else will not solve that. It will only reinforce the false idea that other identities have no substance.
And that is a very regrettable idea if people actually hold it. I came to know of a nāgasvara player at a temple in sim̐hapurī, who was very proud of his nāgasvara family lineage going back to rājarāja chōzha time. How many brahmins today can compete with such a memory?
There are fishermen even today who participate in festivals, which are several centuries old.
We should be helping people rediscover their ancestral heritage while that is still possible.
If everyone is made to become a Brahmin, what value will it have, really?