
 Blame Theory
 Blame Theory Who Is to Blame for Wokeness?
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 Oct 8, 2024  Musa al-Gharbi, a sociologist from Stony Brook University and author of 'We Have Never Been Woke', dives deep into the roots of wokeness and how it has been shaped by social dynamics. He argues that the narrative surrounding wokeness often ignores the role of 'symbolic capitalists' who wield ideas as a form of social currency. The conversation critiques the manipulation of ideologies by elites and challenges listeners to rethink blame in societal issues while exploring the complexities of media influence and professional standards in modern society. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Wokeness and the Dynamics of Blame Theory 
 02:20 • 32min 
 The Dual Narrative of Professionalization and Decline 
 34:20 • 4min 
 Historical Biases in Journalism and Education 
 38:48 • 2min 
 The Rise of Symbolic Capitalists 
 41:17 • 17min 
 Rethinking Blame in Social Issues 
 58:30 • 2min 
 Awokenings: Media, Elites, and Societal Change 
 01:00:50 • 32min 
 The Crisis of Expertise and Censorship 
 01:32:44 • 21min 
 Exploring Insights from 'We Have Never Been Woke' 
 01:53:25 • 2min 

