that would require a coherent definition of what "wokeness" is. From my perspective it's a catch-all term which in most contexts could be replaced with "the left" or "social-justice-warriors" or "young people"
In the context of this thread, it's being used to describe people who want to fight for the formation of a union and against racial discrimination in the workplace.
If someone is on the other side of that argument it must be for one of two reasons; either they are anti-union (which, as a personal belief it is their right to be, but they don't have the right to limit others from forming a union) or they are pro racial discrimination in the workplace.
If I met someone that was either of those things, I would lose some respect for that person. Apologies for the "cancellation".
In the context of this thread, it's being used to describe people who want to fight for the formation of a union and against racial discrimination in the workplace.
If someone is on the other side of that argument it must be for one of two reasons; either they are anti-union (which, as a personal belief it is their right to be, but they don't have the right to limit others from forming a union) or they are pro racial discrimination in the workplace.
If I met someone that was either of those things, I would lose some respect for that person. Apologies for the "cancellation".