wokery
noun [ U ] informal disapproving uk/ˈwəʊ.kər.i/ us/ˈwoʊ.kɚ.i/
警醒文化（指在种族主义和不平等等社会问题上保持警醒的态度和做法，但主要被不赞成这种文化的人使用）
a way of referring to the acts and opinions of people who are especially aware of social problems such as racism and inequality, used by people who do not approve of these acts and opinions
A university has been attacked for "wokery gone mad" after it advised staff against using the terms "mother" and "father" to avoid bias. 一所大学因建议教职员工不要使用“母亲”和“父亲”以避免偏见而被攻击为“发了疯的警醒文化”。
See also: woke adjective
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- The actor launched his London mayoral campaign by describing the capital as the “cathedral of wokery”.
- In his article he wrote that the President has unleashed a wave of wokery that’ll enrage millions.
- He trolled the "wokery classes" over tearing down statues.
- She was accused of "wokery" and naivety by the newspapers for questioning the "Rule Britannia" idea of the UK.