Wesley Yang

Wesley Yang, a writer and cultural critic known for his insightful essays on identity and politics, delves into the pervasive influence of wokism in modern society. He discusses how this ideology acts as a new religious authority, shaping perceptions of identity and gender. Yang also critiques the societal pressures for personal growth, the complexity of gender traits in workplaces, and the tensions between freedom of speech and identity politics. Throughout the conversation, he warns of redefining truth and the implications for individual rights in today’s sociopolitical landscape.

Wesley Yang, an insightful author and editor of the "Year Zero" Substack, joins the conversation to tackle pressing cultural and political issues. He dives into the rise of 'weaponized fragility' and its detrimental effects on accountability. The discussion also critiques how ideological shifts are policing debate and stifling diverse perspectives. Yang shares a compelling narrative from his immigrant background, emphasizing the importance of real diversity and meaningful dialogue in a rapidly changing society.

Author Wesley Yang discusses 'Game Theory' and pick-up artistry coercion in the dating scene with Teen, Jong, and Mark. They explore the problematic nature of pursuing women as a game, women making the first move, societal labels for men, and the importance of diverse social circles for Asian men.