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Na Zapadu je u toku kulturni "rat" izmedju konzervativaca koji su vecina drustva i Woke-ista koji imaju pored sebe medije, Holivud, kreditorske institucije i akademiju.
Ja se slazem sa svim woke idejama onako kako su definisane, ali se ne slazem sa njihovim mainstream ekstremistima. Naravno da se citavo covecanstvo mora okrenuti zelenim izvorima, ali da se zabrane krave jer pr*e, pri cemu ce jedna Greta i dalje da se vozi avionom, a Bil da jede organski grass fed stake, mi je krajnje perverzno.
Slazem se sa skoro svim dole citiranim osim da se po polu mozes izjasniti kako hoces. To prosto nije stvar za izjasnjavanje, to je stvar data rodjenjem. Ne mogu se ja osecati kao astronaut NASA-e i na osnovu toga ocekivati da me odmah posalju na ISS.
Ja se slazem sa svim woke idejama onako kako su definisane, ali se ne slazem sa njihovim mainstream ekstremistima. Naravno da se citavo covecanstvo mora okrenuti zelenim izvorima, ali da se zabrane krave jer pr*e, pri cemu ce jedna Greta i dalje da se vozi avionom, a Bil da jede organski grass fed stake, mi je krajnje perverzno.
Slazem se sa skoro svim dole citiranim osim da se po polu mozes izjasniti kako hoces. To prosto nije stvar za izjasnjavanje, to je stvar data rodjenjem. Ne mogu se ja osecati kao astronaut NASA-e i na osnovu toga ocekivati da me odmah posalju na ISS.
Ovo su woke ekstremizmi koje ne podravam:Here are some of the key ideas often associated with being "woke":
1. Social Justice and Equality
- Racial Equality: Advocating for the rights and equality of all races, particularly focusing on addressing systemic racism, discrimination, and the legacies of colonialism and slavery.
- Gender Equality: Supporting gender equality and challenging traditional gender roles, promoting the rights of women, non-binary, and transgender individuals.
- LGBTQ+ Rights: Promoting the rights and acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals, advocating for equality in marriage, employment, and social recognition.
- Economic Justice: Addressing economic inequality, advocating for policies that reduce wealth disparities, such as progressive taxation, universal basic income, and workers' rights.
2. Intersectionality
- Intersectional Awareness: Understanding that various forms of oppression, such as racism, sexism, classism, and homophobia, are interconnected and cannot be addressed in isolation. The concept of intersectionality highlights how these overlapping systems of discrimination affect individuals in complex ways.
3. Environmental Justice
- Climate Activism: Advocating for urgent action to address climate change and environmental degradation, often emphasizing the disproportionate impact of environmental issues on marginalized communities.
- Sustainability: Promoting sustainable living practices, such as reducing waste, supporting renewable energy, and encouraging ethical consumption.
4. Cultural Sensitivity and Inclusion
- Cultural Appropriation: Critiquing the adoption of elements of one culture by members of another, particularly when the dominant culture adopts aspects of a marginalized culture without understanding or respecting its significance.
- Inclusive Language: Using language that respects and acknowledges the identities and experiences of all people, avoiding terms that are considered derogatory or exclusionary.
- Representation: Advocating for diverse representation in media, education, and public life, ensuring that people of all backgrounds are visible and their stories are told.
5. Critique of Power Structures
- Anti-Capitalism: Critiquing capitalism as a system that perpetuates inequality, exploitation, and environmental degradation. Some woke perspectives advocate for alternatives to capitalism, such as socialism or more equitable economic models.
- Deconstructing Colonialism: Challenging the legacies of colonialism, including the ongoing exploitation and marginalization of indigenous peoples, and advocating for decolonization efforts in education, governance, and land rights.
6. Activism and Advocacy
- Grassroots Movements: Supporting grassroots activism and movements like Black Lives Matter, Me Too, and others that aim to bring about social change.
- Challenging Injustice: Actively opposing policies, practices, and behaviors that perpetuate injustice, discrimination, and inequality.
7. Identity Politics
- Focus on Identity: Emphasizing the importance of personal and group identity in shaping individuals' experiences and the need for society to recognize and accommodate diverse identities.
Criticism and Debate
The term "woke" has become highly politicized, and its meaning varies depending on the context. Critics of "woke" ideas often argue that they promote divisiveness, censorship (e.g., "cancel culture"), or overly rigid social norms. Supporters, on the other hand, view "woke" as a necessary awareness and activism to challenge longstanding injustices and create a more equitable society.
In contemporary discourse, "woke" is often used both as a badge of awareness and as a pejorative, depending on one's perspective on the issues involved.