Haven't we had this thread before?
@Syaoran Li I think your theories need to account for the previous incarnation of the Woke Left in the 80s and 90s, which doesn't fit with your framework here. It wasn't some sort of direct reaction against Reaganism or the Moral Majority, for example.
And rather than being part of some pendulum-swing mechanism acting throughout history, woke-ism has a definite historical starting point in the tail end of the civil rights era. And its "academic" underpinnings are, of course, the various permutations of postmodernism centering one pet issue or another.
@Syaoran Li I think your theories need to account for the previous incarnation of the Woke Left in the 80s and 90s, which doesn't fit with your framework here. It wasn't some sort of direct reaction against Reaganism or the Moral Majority, for example.
And rather than being part of some pendulum-swing mechanism acting throughout history, woke-ism has a definite historical starting point in the tail end of the civil rights era. And its "academic" underpinnings are, of course, the various permutations of postmodernism centering one pet issue or another.