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@DebraFinotti [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: #woke #irony #VotingRights
There’s something especially clueless and ironic when MAGA/GOP women say things like “everything woke turns to shit.”
Granting women the right to vote would have been considered _extremely_ “woke” around the time of the 19th Amendment in 1920. [URL redacted]
critical of #PleaMAGA / #CatchcryEverythingWokeTurnsToShit rhetoric contrasting this with speculation about perceptions of #LegislationUS1920CongressConstAmdt19WomensRightToVote
Context the argument strongly implies that the perspective embodies a #TheoryHegemonicMasculinity stance through attempting to belittle those who might criticise vestiges of the #PoliticsStatusQuo and in this way, such anti 'woke' sentiments are also logically #OtheringHateMisogyny
Context the argument strongly implies that the perspective embodies a #TheoryHegemonicMasculinity stance through attempting to belittle those who might criticise vestiges of the #PoliticsStatusQuo and in this way, such anti 'woke' sentiments are also logically #OtheringHateMisogyny
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@RebeccaTams [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Did you know that American women fought to gain the right to vote, since the mid-1800s?
It wasn’t until the 19th Amendment was passed in 1920, that women were finally guaranteed this legal right.
Don’t let all this hard work go down the drain. Be sure to vote this year!
#woke [URL redacted]
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