Originally conceived as a concept reflecting awareness of minority rights and social injustices, the term “woke” has found itself in a difficult position. The strategic use of perceived differences as a threat to national identity by the European far-right has created a more precarious situation for immigrants, Romani people, Muslims, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The question arises: how can this deeply entrenched cultural conflict be infused with democratic energy and constructive dialogue?
Translation to English:
Originally conceived as a concept reflecting awareness of minority rights and social injustices, the term “woke” has found itself in a difficult position. The strategic use of perceived differences as a threat to national identity by the European far-right has created a more precarious situation for immigrants, Romani people, Muslims, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The question arises: how can this deeply entrenched cultural conflict be infused with democratic energy and constructive dialogue?
