

Maybe I'm Wrong About Woke?
Sep 13, 2024
Lawrence Titley, an insightful commentator on social issues, joins to dissect the concept of wokeness in a historical context. He argues that wokeness is not a new phenomenon but a progression of moral correction through time. The conversation pivots to the complexities of identity and inclusivity in activism, contrasting historical movements with modern practices. Titley emphasizes the need for civic discourse amid moral dilemmas and explores how cancel culture impacts social harmony. His unique perspective invites listeners to reflect on their beliefs and biases.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring the Layers of Wokeness: Definitions and Nuances
04:37 • 3min
Exploring Inclusivity vs. Exclusion in Activism
07:39 • 2min
Wokeness and Moral Complexity
09:55 • 23min
Navigating the Complexities of Wokeness and Progressivism
32:33 • 2min
Understanding Conservatism: Tradition vs. Progress
34:42 • 6min
Navigating Wokeness and Moral Dynamics
40:44 • 17min
Exploring Cancel Culture and Historical Precedents
58:14 • 4min