The term "woke" comes from African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and means being aware of social and political issues, especially racial and social justice-related issues. To be "woke" implies that you are informed and actively working to address society's injustices.
Today, the term is used more widely to refer to an awareness of different social issues, including gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and environmental concerns. People who are "woke" are considered socially aware and committed to advocating for positive change.
The idea originated from African-American civil rights activism and has been used for decades. The term gained more popularity in the 2010s as discussions about social justice became more common in mainstream media and culture.
Well... let me count the ways.
First, you said I didn't look Mexican.
Secondly, you were surprised I worked because I have kids.
THEN, you continue to make comments about me being blind because of the "bifocals" I use.
Fourth, you said I'm snobby because I don't eat pork and go out on the Sabbath.
Lastly, if you ask me ONE more time how old I am because I have grey hair showing through...
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