woke right

noun

woke right

noun

Etymology Popularized by James Lindsay and Konstantin Kisin. Named due to the use of identity politics or victimisation being compared to left-wing activists (woke).

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Government, Politics Derogatory People who hold right-wing or conservative beliefs while promoting identitarianism and victim mentality.

  • But really I would say the only logical way of talking about a woke right is precisely a right that buys into these left-wing myths.2024 December 20, Daniel McCarthy & Tom Sarrouf, Jr., “What Is the Woke Right?”, in Modern Age:
  • The thing is, the Woke Right isn’t really conservative at all. Many of its proponents openly reject conservatism as weak and as a loser.2025 July 3, Grokkus Babeuf and James Lindsay, “A Beginner’s Guide to the Woke Right”, in New Discourses:

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