That's quite true. I've worked for many owner/bosses in the second category of capitalist, and very few of them had any humanity towards their workers. I particularly remember the next to last one. He was the son of the man who owned the company and, like the spoiled Trump-like brat he was, particularly relished harassing the employees that his father had him overseeing as prez of the company. He even had the audacity to come up to my work station in the plant more than once when he was visiting with friends of his or his father and would tell me to my face that he was considering buying machinery that would replace me at my job. I am not a violent man, but you can imagine how much I wanted to go outside with him and beat his ass, which I have no doubt that I was rageful enough inside that I could have done it. He seemed to think it was all a funny joke. If I ever see him on the street and get the chance to destroy his ride without being caught, I still might do it.

Maybe under the more European models of capitalism mixed with social democracy, but certainly not under America's form of unregulated capitalism and plutocracy that we have had for decades. Under our type of current capitalism, the best we will get is greater tolerance or freedom to be queer or non-white or an immigrant, but most Americans will never have justice or equality in the areas of economic equality or opportunity, as well as equal justice or power, individually or as a group, unless they are wealthy. All we have gotten since the 1960s in America, as far as social progress or equality, are things like gay rights, abortion rights, tolerance or civil rights for non-white people and more equality for women, all of which have cost corporate America and the rich nothing, which is why these reforms were allowed. Meanwhile, the rich and corporations, along with their bought pols in DC, proceeded to trade away our jobs, our middle class standard of living, and our democracy thru international trade deals and treaties that trump our federal and state laws. We no longer are able to make our own laws if they violate these treaties unless we drop out of those treaties and pay the financial penalties for doing so. None of the pols in DC, not even Bernie, is telling the people about these sinister facts and neither is the corporate media, which never covers trade deals in depth anyway.

@TomMcGiverin you're totally right. They can tolerate any kind of those rights; as sexual orientations, abortions, gay marriage...etc as long as you're touching the sacred system of capitalism , as long you're not demanding an economic justice or re distribution of wealth.
I don't have enough information about the European model of capitalism, but I know about the workers strikes and "Gillet Jaunes" in France , not a lot of justice for poor and working class too