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One word has become unavoidable on the campaign trail — woke Once used to describe awareness of social injustice, it is now often used as a negative term, especially by conservative politicians and media figures. But what does it really mean and where does it come from

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The word has a long and serious history in black culture. The word woke has become a familiar part of political discourse especially over the last few years Woke is a slang term that has made its way into the mainstream from some varieties of african american english

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In aae, awake is often rendered as woke, as in, “i was sleeping, but now i’m woke.”

What is the definition and origin of 'woke' The term woke used to have a different meaning Originally coined as a term that celebrates and welcomes diversity, in recent years, “woke” has become a dirty word in some circles—and a potential hot potato in corporate america. Typically, “wokeness” and “woke ideology” are terms of abuse, used against a variety of practices that, despite their diversity, have a similar character

Often, what is dismissed as “woke”. And black people have never been silent — or at a loss for innovation — when articulating demands for justice