East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for March 2, 2023
” partially expresses a current need, the stakes are much higher than the editorial suggests.
Woke is from Black America, Black culture, Black people. It is a term in Black English or Ebonics that means being “alert to racial prejudice and discrimination” of any kind. That is the actual meaning. No one out there gets to redefine it, just accept it. So, if you do not want to be woke, well that must mean that you are … .
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