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kind of funny how woke vs. anti-woke are now mainstream recognized political categories
It’s super weird when you consider the origin of the word “woke” comes from 1930s. It meant to keep your awareness high when in violent racist areas of the South. So what is the anti-woke argument? “Keep your head down and accept lynch mobs, please”? WTF?
antiwoke is the Lynch mobs.