The woke debate is a class issue

Wokeness is not for society's marginalized, but for the privileged elite. As studies show, white, educated liberals are the most likely to have strong opinions about issues of social justice. ^[1] While being woke may seem like a perspective that disadvantaged minorities would adopt to combat oppression, it is in fact the opposite. When polled, many minorities do not display the same concern for social justice issues as college-educated individuals, who are also overwhelmingly white.^[2] Additionally, many of these woke individuals never actually engage with the marginalized groups they claim to defend. They are merely engaging in "performative wokeness," from their ivory towers, never interacting with minorities or oppressed groups. While their cause may seem noble, in reality, they are benefitting from the same privilege they claim to fight. The real issue is a division between class. Our efforts should focus on giving minorities and other disadvantaged individuals the opportunities to lift themselves out of their circumstances, rather than a focus on the abstract effects of race.

[P1] Wokeness is primarily used by wealthy white liberals. [P2] The inequality focused on by woke culture is primarily due to class difference, not race. [P3] It is hypocritical for wealthy people to be opining on these issues.