I've said for some time - an SJW RPG would be one of dystopian authoritarian nightmares. The fact that SJW's whether overtly or out of ignorance view the world's issues through a pathological post-modernist view point, where language and dialogue "create objective reality" - which is where the insane idea that "words are violence", makes it very difficult for them to understand the difference between being heroic and villainous.

In fantasy - Sauron was just trying to establish world order where everyone would be equal under his Administration. All those pesky white-patriarchal humans and elves were denying resources to those Humanoids of Color. Sauron embraces diversity in his forces to prove that diversity is strength - Orcs, Goblins, Trolls and Southrons all worked together to smash the Imperial Colonialists from Valinor. It's all relative! Heh

For ages, the Temple of the Elements has been in near ruins, with the few poor souls trying to keep alive this once-great spiritual center. But now the temple is threatened by the gathering forces of evil lurking in nearby camps and strongholds. As adventurous new visitors to the temple, you are recruited to push back the encroaching evil.

This is a classic D&D game using 5th edition, but playing so-called monsters defending their underground homes and places of worship.

Orc paladin
Your people, the orcs, have always lived simply and plainly. They work hard and shun the fancy trappings of other races. An orcish tool will never be as beautiful as drow handiwork, but it will do its job dependably. Orcs till the soil and make a living even in places that other races avoid as wastelands. The elves have their green forests, the dwarves the rich mountains, and the gnomes their fertile hills. Meanwhile, orcs make a simple living in among trackless jungle, treacherous crags, and barren rocky fields.
But you are different than most. You have seen the injustices too often against your people and others. When orcs prosper, then the evil races make war on them and take the fields they cleared and the wilderness they tamed. You are a holy warrior of Gruumsh, and cannot stand to see wrongs unpunished.
Goblin bard
The merry little goblins are often dismissed as frivolous jokers. The caverns rings with their songs - and they prize humor especially. "Where there's a wit, there's a way" goes the old goblin song. But there is more to them than that. Goblins also prize stories, and keep a rich oral tradition. They are also quick and sly. Sometimes they will play pranks on others, but they also sometimes give unseen help to those in need - like mending tools or shoes.
You are a storyteller and loremaster among your people. One of the oldest stories was of the great Temple of the Elements - a structure to many gods grouped by all the elements of the world. There was cooperation between all the civilized races, and its good influence spread wide across both the Underdark and the surface world. But armies of humans and other evil races massed to destroy the temple long ago, and it passed from memory. You have worked to gather others in your quest to find and help restore the temple.
Kobold sorcerer
The inscrutable kobolds are short of stature, but they try to live up to their draconic heritage with their industry and culture. Kobolds ceaselessly build great works honoring their heritage. Dragons are revered not just for their power, but for the variety of virtues they represent. The cool calm of white, the dark rumination of black, the clean purity of green, the sudden inspiration of blue, and the righteous fire of red. Kobolds are particularly known for their deep philosophy and cunning engineering.
You grew up in a family of spider silk weavers, creating beautiful tapestries of dragons and their wonders. So when your sorcerous talent arose as you neared adulthood, it was natural that you wanted to use it to honor draconic values. You had heard for ages of the Temple of the Elements, and set off to find it on your own.