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What did “Woke 1” get right? Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro look back at the origins of the term, and why it still matters today. Watch 24/7 live news with CNN H…
What did “Woke 1” get right? Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro look back at the origins of the term, and why it still matters today.
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Women could've at least partly avoided the backlash by policing themselves. Their refusal to call out liars among them, resulted in people saying eff it. Credibility comes when you police yourselves, and evaporates when you don't.
Can't stand the use of the term "woke". It's participating in this idiotic right wing framing. "They're so woke for standing against rape!" They deployed that frame so that we talk about "woke" instead of talking about rape/racism/police brutality etc. There was no "woke" era. There were just a bunch of doofuses trying to make people feel bad for doing the right thing. 🇺🇸