Who’s afraid of “woke culture”?
By JOHN VICTOR UZER: Talking about “woke” does not necessarily refer to conspiracy theories. The term can be used in its original sense of “keeping an eye on social inequalities”
07/04/2025
By JOHN VICTOR UZER: Talking about “woke” does not necessarily refer to conspiracy theories. The term can be used in its original sense of “keeping an eye on social inequalities”
By JOÃO VICTOR UZER:
How conservative rhetoric modeled itself on a conspiratorial worldview
By JOÃO VICTOR UZER:
The Klan, Nazism and Fascism are not static in time, they are institutions that are alive and active, as attested by the teacher parading in KKK clothing at a school in Santo André
By JOHN VICTOR UZER: Talking about “woke” does not necessarily refer to conspiracy theories. The term can be used in its original sense of “keeping an eye on social inequalities”
By JOÃO VICTOR UZER:
How conservative rhetoric modeled itself on a conspiratorial worldview
By JOÃO VICTOR UZER:
The Klan, Nazism and Fascism are not static in time, they are institutions that are alive and active, as attested by the teacher parading in KKK clothing at a school in Santo André