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Why ‘woke’ people no longer identify with it
22 Jan 2021
Kate Ng,
The Independent
The word “woke” is difficult to get away from in the media and popular culture nowadays, but before the Black Lives Matter movement, it was barely known in the UK despite having been used in the US throughout the early 2000s.
“Woke” is currently used by the political left to refer to progressiveness and social justice, while those on the political right have weaponised it as a way to denigrate those who disagree with their beliefs.
But where did the word come from, and how did it arrive at this point?