Victimhood Culture Diagnosis. Wokeness recognized since the 80s

The rise of victimhood culture in today's society has roots in the education system that promotes binary thinking and the competition to claim the top victim status. This culture contrasts with past celebrations of heroism and achievement. The concept of wokeness has been recognized since the 80s, with individuals like Alan Bloom and Robert Bork diagnosing the issues of radical egalitarianism and victimhood culture. Despite the longstanding awareness of these problems, they continue to persist and worsen over the years, as highlighted by current political figures who thrive on victimhood narratives.