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Anti-woke

Anti-woke

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Woke.

United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, anti-wokeness discourse is driven primarily by Conservative Party politicians and right-wing media outlets. Conservative papers such as The Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail commonly publish articles critical of what they deem to be woke. The Mail on Sunday publishes an annual "Woke List" criticising public figures for perceived "virtue signalling". The right-wing television channel GB News was proclaimed at its founding to be explicitly anti-woke. Its onetime chairman Andrew Neil has presented a regular segment on the channel entitled "Wokewatch", which aims to be a counter-voice to "woke warriors".