“Go woke, go broke.” “Go woke, go broke.” The assist is provided by Elon Musk in a comment from a few months ago on X – the main place for the debate of these hours. So the ball is in the net and after the words of the American socialist face, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, “woke one was crazy” – “the first woke was crazy” – even at this latitude the exodus from the depths of cancel culture and its derivatives has begun. Repubblica provided the Italian platform where Giuseppe Conte and his brothers were able to distance themselves from the intellectual feats, of the last decade, of the global left with US stars and stripes traction. Yet not everyone has left the dance floor of wokism.
The last dancing rebels remain, the pasdaran or perhaps it would be better to say the inconsolable widows. When he was around, the woke, to be clear, things were better. Certainly. So here comes Selvaggia Lucarelli. Stay away, first. “When talking about ‘excess of woke’ one should specify which excesses and when saying ‘I was against woke culture’, one should specify what is meant.” Then the little tear. “It freed us from many stereotypes, made us aware of previously invisible issues, brought inequalities in various segments, feminism, inclusion, intersectionality, workplace discrimination, to the center of the debate, gave voice to ethnic minorities, denounced abuses, violence, oppression, racism. It gave us awareness and tools.” Side effects always on the margin. We owe a lot to the “awakening”, anyway.
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It’s the turn of Ilaria Salis. The resistant draws the uncompromising line. “Let’s not be fooled, come on.” In Italy, after all, “woke is a ghost stirred up by the right in the context of its cultural skirmishes,” the projection of its own musings onto the opposing side. “Basically, it serves to delegitimize in public opinion the feminist and anti-racist battles, falsely and pretextually opposing them to the struggles for economic justice. It’s a colossal stupidity. Civil rights and social rights are never opposed nor alternative: they are always complementary. And the fight for one always strengthens the other. Wake up & fight.”
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The MEP does not leave the battlefield and with her Antonella Bundu. Here she is on video combing her afro hair with Erykah Badu singing Master teacher in the background. The slogan: “We need more woke, absolutely.” Because, the activist asks, “should we choose between class struggle and the fight against racism, between wages and rights, between public health and Palestine? It’s exactly the opposite: if you want to understand inequalities you have to look at them all together.” All or nothing.
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They don’t give up the trench. After all, they are precisely the dynamic duo assaulting whiteness and European culture. And here, we know, no sidesteps let alone steps back are taken. The writer Mila Spicola, author of the book Italy according to Elly Schlein, instead says “something old-fashioned. The foundations of good education and respect are basically what some call woke. If you like, we won’t call it woke.”
We have gone from the removal of statues in our squares to the very good morning coffee. The journalist Lorenzo Tosa, together with the Pd councilor of Voghera and animator of the social page Meme della terza Repubblica Giulia Fossati, launched a post titled “Woke (let’s talk about it, but not with slogans).” Moving away from this stylistic feature is “a big crap” unless “it means that from today the left distances itself from dealing with inequalities.” To which Fossati adds “it won’t be denying the word woke that will make us more left-wing.” The widows dressed in mourning (not in black, ça va sans dire) remain at the bedside of words made obsolete by those who agitated them tirelessly.
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