The Social Economics of Wokeness
Who’s likeliest to go ‘woke’? The lazy, the incompetent, the corrupt, the greedy, the insecure, and the powerful who want to keep a hold on power without having to honestly compete for it
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--November 13, 2019
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What’s the appeal of ‘Wokeness’?
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