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'''Woke Supremacism''' refers to the underlying elitism of cancel culture and woke culture.  The term became popularized when Senator Tim Scott used the term and the media freaked out.<ref>[https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/leonard-pitts-jr/article249868753.html Tim Scott is doing the Republican Party a huge favor. The rest of us, not so much]</ref>
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'''"Woke" Supremacism''' refers to the underlying elitism of cancel culture and "[[woke]]" culture.  The term became popularized when Senator Tim Scott used the term and the media freaked out.<ref>[https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/leonard-pitts-jr/article249868753.html Tim Scott is doing the Republican Party a huge favor. The rest of us, not so much]</ref>
  
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'''Woke Supremacists''' seek to single out their enemies through social media, at work, on the street, or any other place that they can be found and conduct virtual hangings until their victims are begging, pleading, and apologizing to everyone they can find and everything they can see.
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'''"Woke" Supremacists''' seek to single out their enemies through social media, at work, on the street, or any other place that they can be found and conduct virtual hangings until their victims are begging, pleading, and apologizing to everyone they can find and everything they can see.
  
 
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Revision as of 02:55, March 16, 2021

"Woke" Supremacism refers to the underlying elitism of cancel culture and "woke" culture. The term became popularized when Senator Tim Scott used the term and the media freaked out.[1]

"Woke" Supremacists seek to single out their enemies through social media, at work, on the street, or any other place that they can be found and conduct virtual hangings until their victims are begging, pleading, and apologizing to everyone they can find and everything they can see.

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