It’s the thought that counts

The problem with wokerism is not that it emphasizes inclusiveness or diversity of thought and backgrounds. That is it’s strength. The problem is it often non-serious about bringing diverse people into the fold, but instead is too much about platitudes rather then concrete actions to strengthen society’s institutions through diversity.

Truth is that both the left and right are guilty of seeing problems but not taking action. The MAHA movement with it’s crunchy-take on health, very accurately points out the deficicies in public health today, but much like Woke, are about little more then meaningless gestures about the very real problems they see.

Solving difficult problems is often difficult. It’s easy to find problems in society, but it’s much more difficult to fix them. But neither the Woke nor the MAHA seem serious at solving the very real problems facing society – instead preferring vague statements rather then concrete actions.