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The document discusses the term "#woke" and its various meanings. It can refer to being aware of social and political issues, particularly regarding racial injustice and oppression. It originated from African American Vernacular English and is now used more broadly on social media to raise awareness of topics like police brutality, systemic racism, and the prison system. While the term is used by different groups, its purpose is generally to join conversations about important social issues and spread awareness.
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- 2. WHAT DOES #WOKE MEAN? • Merriam-Webster: Urban Dictionary: “Being woke means being aware…Knowing what is going on in the community.” “Being aware of the social and political environments regarding all socio-economic standings.” “Having a high level of spiritual enlightenment. Seeing the truth with your minds eye, allowing you to reach higher consciousness.” “Getting woke is like being in the Matrix and taking the red pill.You get a sudden understanding of what’s really going on.” “Woke is a slang term that is easing into the mainstream from some varieties of a dialect called AAVE. It is the past tense of ‘awake’.”
- 3. WHERE DO WE SEE IT? • Top 3 Uses: • Police Brutality • Systematic Racism • Industrial Prison Complex AAVE (African AmericanVernacular English) - Dialect of English used mostly by urban working-class African Americans - Words like Bae and the Nae Nae (Source: Bustle)
- 4. WORD CLOUD February 7: National Black HIV/AIDs Awareness Day 2017 DonaldTrump’s choice for Supreme Court satisfies Democrats (cbsnews)
- 5. STANDARD NETWORK ANALYSIS RT @AdoreDelano:What is "#woke" about mocking mental health? Go home with all of that shit. Britney is your mother.
- 6. ELI PARISER AND THE FILTER BUBBLE • “The structure of our media affects the character of our society” (Pariser 18) • Distorts what we see as true, important, real, etc. • Breaks the age gap • Breaks the racial gap • Breaks technology gap (backchannel)
- 7. CONCLUSION • #woke is used by many different types of people. • The purpose of using it is the same, but the messages the tweets relay vary. • Evidence of the new way of communicating and expressing opinion. • Can be used to join a conversation, but can also be seperated. https://www.staywoke.org
- 8. WORKS CITED • Amanda Hess.“Earning the ‘Woke’ Badge”. The NewYorkTimes.April 2016. https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/24/magazine/earning-the-woke- badge.html?_r=0 • Eli Pariser.“The Filter Bubble:What the Internet is Hiding FromYou”.The Penguin Press. NewYorl, NewYork. 2011. • Eli Pariser.“Did Facebook’s New Big Study Kill My Filter Bubble Thesis?”. Back Channel. May 2015. https://backchannel.com/facebook-published-a-big-new- study-on-the-filter-bubble-here-s-what-it-says-ef31a292da95 • Maddy Foley.“What Does #Woke Mean?”. Bustle. January 2016. https://www.bustle.com/articles/134893-what-does-woke-mean-theres-more- to-the-slang-term-than-you-thi • “Today in Trump: February 7, 2017.” CBS News. February 2017. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/latest-trump-news-today-february-7-2017/