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If woke 1 was crazy, woke 2 will be much worse

Observador6 September 2026 at 00:15

The article presents a critical analysis on the evolution of the wokeness movement, suggesting that a second phase, nicknamed "woke 2", will be more problematic than the first. The author considers that "woke 1" was already disturbing, but that the new phase represents an even greater threat.

Among the names mentioned is AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), an American congresswoman, who is described as hypocritical in the article. The reference to her serves as an example of public figures who, according to the author, embody this supposed contradiction.

The text argues that figures like AOC are appealing to "even greater cunning" to implement this new phase of the movement. This cunning would be used to make "woke 2" more ambiguous, making it more difficult to identify and critique.

Despite this ambiguity, the author argues that "woke 2" will be more omnipresent, meaning more widespread and present in different aspects of society, making it potentially more difficult to fight than its previous version.

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