The problem with the idea of “wokeism” is that almost all of its critics are extremely liberal and don’t seem to disagree with its fundamental principles like feminism, antiracism, gay rights, etc.

Critics of Wokeism will scoff at the idea of a “pregnant male,” but respect and support the rights of transexuals and homosexuals. They oppose BLM, but they are not opposed to America becoming a minority White nation. They ridicule “third wave feminism,” but similarly ridicule anyone who might suggest women shouldn’t vote.

Like every iteration of conservatism, the anti-woke phenomenon does not present a true alternative to liberalism, rather it seeks to circumscribe liberalism.

Nicholas J. Fuentes

The problem with the idea of “wokeism” is that almost all of its critics are extremely liberal and don’t seem to disagree with its fundamental principles like feminism, antiracism, gay rights, etc.

Critics of Wokeism will scoff at the idea of a “pregnant male,” but respect and support the rights of transexuals and homosexuals. They oppose BLM, but they are not opposed to America becoming a minority White nation. They ridicule “third wave feminism,” but similarly ridicule anyone who might suggest women shouldn’t vote.

Like every iteration of conservatism, the anti-woke phenomenon does not present a true alternative to liberalism, rather it seeks to circumscribe liberalism.

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