@RosemaryRehak [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Wow you are a Raging Bigot Congratulations!
✍🏽Insecure needs to hate on everything different then him
Has no clue what #Woke means but runs with his Bigoted beliefs! Just like they did with #Takeaknee he fears black people they make him feel small so he put them down to feel tall [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
@ChristinTomasello [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: @danwootton @MailOnline It’s weird, this is the definition of #Woke & its been hijacked almost as a form of weapon of defamation towards anyone who disagrees with @GBNEWS opinions!! Everyone I associate with can be described as alert to Racism’ although how it works in the #Borisjohnson story escapes me [URL redacted]
"The term 'woke' originated from African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and has its roots in African American culture. While the exact origin of the term is difficult to pinpoint, it gained popularity and entered mainstream usage in the early 2010s.
The word 'woke' is derived from the African American phrase 'stay woke,' which means to be aware, knowledgeable, and socially conscious, particularly about issues of racial and social justice. The phrase can be traced back to African American communities, where it was used as a call to remain vigilant and awake to the systemic injustices and inequalities faced by marginalized groups.
Over time, the term 'woke' spread beyond its original cultural context and entered mainstream conversations, especially through social media platforms. It has come to symbolize an individual's awareness and activism regarding various social issues, including racism, discrimination, and inequality. Being 'woke' implies being informed and actively engaged in promoting social justice and challenging systemic biases.
The term has evolved and been used in different ways, and its meaning can vary depending on the context and the individuals using it. It has been embraced by some as a way to promote awareness and progress, while others have criticized its usage as performative or lacking in substantive action.
It is worth noting that the term 'woke' has faced some criticism and backlash, with detractors arguing that it is overused or misused, and that it has become more of a trend or buzzword than a meaningful indicator of genuine activism. Nonetheless, the word 'woke' remains a significant part of contemporary discourse around social justice and awareness."
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#MagazineUSTheAtlanticYaschaMounk "Right-wing polemicists deride these ideas as a form of 'cultural Marxism,' which has substituted identity categories such as race for the economic category of class but still aims at the same old goal of communist revolution. They invoke wokeness to oppose anything they dislike, such as sex ed and insufficiently patriotic versions of American history.
On the other side, many people in media and politics claim that wokeness is simply a matter of justice and decency: a willingness to acknowledge the cruelties of America's past and a recognition of the ways they still shape the country. 'Being woke,' Joe Walsh, a former Republican congressman who became a vocal critic of Donald Trump, has said, 'just means being empathetic'" (26 September 2023).
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@OliveFryda [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [04]: My #WhiteMale brothers of the sword: Vikings, Spartans, Highlanders, Musketeers whatever your White Bloodline is; the #WokeFolk are addressing yaw.
They've decreed that ya'll gonna stop using the word #woke, immediately . It triggers them. What's your response? (Poll Below) [URL redacted]
@NadineStreator [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: @bethanyshondark WRONG. That's what the aggrieved and regressive right-wing has tried to make it mean, to make it sound like a rageful, destructive force with the aim of bringing down entire social and political systems.
Here's what it means. It's really this simple.
#woke #BethanyMandel [URL redacted]
@HillaryTacon [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: MSM & the Ruling Class has been trying to whitewash #Wokeness as non-Black.
ie. frequent claim "#Woke refer to injustice"
Woke is incorrect English tense, commonly found in Ebonics. Woke is a BLACK thing.
Lumping in Climate Change, LGBT, etc. is whitewashing. [URL redacted]
@HillaryTacon [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: #MSM & #Blacks try to whitewash #wokeness by correlating with unrelated causes & claiming "#Woke is not #Black".
just look at the word: WOKE — incorrect #English tense, found in #Ebonics: a broken, incorrect, lazy form of English spoken amongst uneducated Blacks. [URL redacted]
@ShylaVernik [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: This guy's a Character. ;) But I agree & have said for years that #WOKE has been co-opted & used as a slur against Black citizens, our politics & any seemingly Black-adjacent gains.
@KelliSmith15 @pannlewis44 @asoldiersvoice @birdieglad @DLTrunnell @TriniGyal247 @MzDivah67 [URL redacted]
@SteveFisler [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Looks like the word 'woke' has been co-opted by white supremacists across the west as coded speech, to tell other white supremacists of the intention to re-establish bigotry, racism & oppression & should probably be considered hate speech when used in this way. #woke #blackmen [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
@ClaireFritts [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : "I want to take on this lefty #woke culture that seems to want to cancel our history, our values - and our women!”
@RishiSunak 🤮
woke, adjective: Originally: well-informed, up-to-date. Now chiefly: alert to racial or social discrimination and injustice 🧵 [URL redacted]
@JamesMozell [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @michaelharriot @NAACP_LDF From Black slang, to an anti-Black pejorative.
Ask yourself: What exactly is “the woke?” Where did “#woke” come from? And how did it become apparently worthy of gag orders instituted by politicians and administered with the might of the government? [URL redacted]
@KaileyWiseman [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [12]: I don't know exactly when. But in the last few years, #Woke replaced #CulturalMarxism, which replaced #PoliticalCorrectness as the pejorative term for 'Anything That Makes The Dominant Group Feel Threatened & Uncomfortable.' Hence the posts demanding that Fascists 'DEFINE' #Woke. [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
@JodieGauvey [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [37]: @vanarkismi Jos #woke tarkoittaa sosiaalisen epätasa-arvon tiedostamista, niin wokekriittisyys taitaa olla periaatteessa vain synonyymi tietämättömyydelle (engl. ignorance). [URL redacted]
@ChristineRohlf [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: 🗣️ Nouvelle étude @Fondapol | L'idéologie #woke | par @Valent1Pierre
Cette étude vise à analyser l’influence croissante de ce système de croyances sur nos sociétés occidentales.
1️⃣ Anatomie du wokisme [URL redacted]
2️⃣ Face au wokisme [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
@GwenDelaet [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @janboehm
#woke-leute sind gegen kulturelle Aneignung🤔
Aber genau dies machen "Weiße" hier...
Die "weiße" Kultur ist doch durch #woke-leute als #Rassismus definiert...
Btw: Um beim wording zu bleiben, sind dann "weise" woke #Beatniks! [URL redacted]
#MagazineDerSpiegel "früheste Verwendung findet man in einen Artikel aus dem Jahre 1962, in dem ein Wortverzeichnis afroamerikanischer Slangausdrücke aufgelistet wurde. Der Artikel stammte von dem schwarzen Autor William Melvin Kelley. Das Thema: Weiße Beatniks, die sich schwarzen Slang aneignen. [The earliest use of the term can be found in a 1962 article listing a dictionary of African-American slang expressions. The article was written by Black author William Melvin Kelley. The topic: White beatniks appropriating Black slang.]"
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@CotyRowedder [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : So the word is Woke. Did you know it’s American Black Slang dating back to the mid 19th century? As it turns out, white progressives who declare themselves Woke are actually stealing & appropriating an African American term 😱@sourpatchlyds @scrowder @WokeTemple #woke #auspol [URL redacted]
@ChantelleCrouther [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @RitaPanahi #woke is one of the most misused words. Ppl say it when they mean someone who they class as cultist.
In 1940’s #LeadBelly used “stay woke” in explicit association with Black Americans' need to be aware of racially motivated threats & the potential dangers of white America. #BLM [URL redacted]
@ShawnKukreja [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Earlier I have only seen tbe RWs who were using the #woke to denote ‘Woke liberals’, ‘Woke feminists’ e.t.c. Now, people from progressive circles are also increasingly using it neglecting the history and politics of langauge. [URL redacted]