There really are "levels" to this. Conscious people in general get tired of the world around them, I know I do. Watch a show like OITNB, where the characters can jump from hilarity to in-depth looks at the prison-industrial complex, or the systematic oppression of women of colour. I'm definitely "pro-Black, militant, radical feminist, anti-theist" whatever, but I've learned to disguise that a bit, just so I can function normally.
Conspiracy theorists, aren't "conscious," they just disguise their conspiracy theories, and paranoia, with "pro -Black consciousness." They're dangerous because even though they may have a good idea every once in a while, they end up being anti-Semitic, misogynistic, and loud. So we see them more, and they become the representative for the pro-Black, or the Afro-centric.
A lot of conscious people understand that they only have a limited effect on society, so they assimilated (like the Ludacris character) and just remain self-aware of everything they do wrong.
Some people are intellectual, but they also need to learn how to find a balance, like the people the OP generally has to deal with .
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