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A portmanteau word: Cause + Litterati: This could refer to individuals who are well-known, influential, or prominent in their advocacy for certain social or political causes. The term "litterati" is a play on the word "literati," which traditionally refers to highly educated or literary people. Cause + Glitterati: In this interpretation, "causerati" might describe individuals who are both influential in social causes and have a glamorous or celebrity-like lifestyle. "Glitterati" is a term used to describe the fashionable, wealthy, and glamorous elite.
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