[adamsmith143]

Isn't this exactly the opposite of the current state? That the overwhelming power of Universities in the US is what spreads cultural and political movements? I think you could argue that the entire Woke enterprise is centered on Universities particularly elite ones.

[jcranmer]

It is my understanding that the "woke" movement in universities is generally driven by the students and not the faculty. Now I personally never saw any of this shit when I was in college, but from what I've read of various newspaper stories, it seems that almost all of the outrage-du-jour stories generally start with the students complaining about something, not the faculty or administration doing something reprehensible.

[gatvol]

You should check out this Series on the US Educational establishment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs3vSwsHWbc

[themitigating]

Can you argue that is the source and/or the majority of the people? Maybe the views of a small number of academics have been amplified by those who have opposite political views and a dedicated audience

[adamsmith143]

Not a Historian but it seems pretty clear that a lot of activism comes directly out of Universities. Berkeley is famous in that regard for example. These movements do tend to ripple across the country.

[LightG]

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[JaimeThompson]

> entire Woke enterprise

How are you defining "Work enterprise"?

Note: Work should be Woke. Error on my part.

[all2]

No, no, I think GP means "Woke".

[adamsmith143]

Indeed, edited to reflect that.