They should definitely not clarify. Blaming Christians for wokeness is ridiculous. No one is forcing anyone to believe or practice anything they don’t want.
Perhaps you're not old enough to remember when the Christian Right was in ascension after the first inauguration of Ronald Reagan. It was a Bible-based morality that was at odds with late 20th-century human rights. As John McWhorter pointed out in his book Woke Racism, antiracism (I felt, woke causes in general) borrow heavily from the Christian framework, the only religious framework most Americans really know. The cultiness of wokeness is borrowed from Christian fundamentalism, itself, a cultier version of the religion.
I don't understand your comment but I'm not sure I want you to clarify.
They should definitely not clarify. Blaming Christians for wokeness is ridiculous. No one is forcing anyone to believe or practice anything they don’t want.
Perhaps you're not old enough to remember when the Christian Right was in ascension after the first inauguration of Ronald Reagan. It was a Bible-based morality that was at odds with late 20th-century human rights. As John McWhorter pointed out in his book Woke Racism, antiracism (I felt, woke causes in general) borrow heavily from the Christian framework, the only religious framework most Americans really know. The cultiness of wokeness is borrowed from Christian fundamentalism, itself, a cultier version of the religion.
Spare us...