cawacko
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Colleges have sided with students who opposed a (black) speaker who was going to speak against reparations because it is "insensitive" to minorities.
That one CA group wants to give all blacks $5 million and then give low income black families $98,000 per year for 250 years. Not sure how they are low income if they get $5 million.
Somebody is going to call us racist for these posts.
I think it was around 2015 or so that I first really started hearing the term #staywoke used. Not surprising that San Francisco/Oakland would be at the forefront (not that the idea of wokeness is a new one but use of the term in more popular lexicon). So ask folks around here and plenty will tell you they're woke.
Now check out this headline from a week ago in the San Francisco Chronicle:
In Valentine's Day rally for S.F. reparations, Black leaders say city doesn't love its Black population
https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/san-francisco-reparations-town-hall-17783943.php
Now how is that even possible in such a supposedly woke City?
But you'll notice reading this thread that there is still this level of abstractness about wokeness and then that its simply a political partisan slogan. This idea that 'I'm on the left and therefore I'm woke' or 'I'm on the right and therefore I'm not woke' is really missing a whole lot of nuance. But partisan politics leads to a lot of simple thinking unfortunately.