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Helen Andrews drops a provocative thesis: Feminization = wokeness.
Everything we call "woke"—empathy over rationality, safety over risk, cohesion over competition, inclusion over free speech—is just the natural outcome of institutions becoming majority-female since the 1970s.
She points to surveys: ~2/3 men prioritize free speech, ~2/3 women prioritize inclusive society. Men lean "ethics of justice" (rules/facts), women "ethics of caring" (context/relationships/emotions).
Examples: James Damore fired not for facts but because it made women "feel bad." Kavanaugh hearings: masculine side demanded evidence, feminine side focused on "she's crying."
Her take: When women predominate, politics/institutions tilt toward subjective feelings over objective rules—even if many women reject it (e. g., best Kavanaugh books by women critics).
This 2:46 clip is bold, polarizing, and ties demographic shifts to cultural ones.
Agree it's a key driver of wokeness? Or overreach? What's your read on the gender gaps in free speech/inclusion polls? - x.com/.../2016224379353379025?s=46

Research shows WOMEN are cause of wokeness - https://youtu.be/bHQQiIN_DgY?si=aRuiFhssHUujz-Fq

My car burned in a garage fire when an air compressor shorted out and caught the shop on fire. An old friend of mine decided to give me a car. I didn't want to accept charity due to me being prideful but I needed a car so I accepted his offer. When it came time to swap the title I paid him what he wrote as the price on the title to make myself feel better. Does it make me a bad person for doing what I did for that reason?

Like let’s say an individual has a lot of money and a really rare car. Assuming they’re not bad people, how does it make you feel?