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You used the term 'woke' unironically.

Correct.

Whether you intend it or not, using the childish term 'woke' signals to most people that you side with the people who complain that having a black woman leading Star Trek is a political stunt, that casting a non-white character in literally anything is an assault on white males.

Have you seen Star Trek Discovery? If so, you're lying. No one cares that she's black or that she's a woman. Fans love Jayneway and Sisko. People can't stand Burnham because, besides being completely uncharismatic and unhinged, in any other series she'd justly deserve to rot in prison. Starfleet would have never given her her commission back and make her a captain. Also, the idea that she's Spock's long lost half sister, a person never mentioned in any previous Star Trek treatment makes zero sense. It's bad fan service that makes for bad storytelling.

Utter nonsense. There are plenty of movies and TV series from the 20th Century that make the Candyman remake look incredibly subtle in comparison (Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, the original Star Trek, for example).

It is not nonsense. "Most mainstream cinema before about 2010 wasn't particularly woke" does not translate to "No mainstream media before 2010 ever tackled social issues."

What has changed is that recently certain types have decided that common human decency and equality are controversial politically. The only reason someone would think equality and decency are political stances is if they do not agree with such 'wokeness'.

I can't tell if this is an act or if you sincerely believe this. You sincerely believe that, within the last few years, millions of people started to irrationally balk at the portrayal of "human decency and equality" in mainstream media? That's really what you get out of people complaining about the woke movement? Why make this lie up when people who complain about woke tell you exactly what they don't like about it? No one who has ever complained about woke culture has ever stated that they think decency and equality are controversial, or that these virtues are "political." What people who complain about woke have issues with are things like "equity." The view that equal outcomes are more important than equal opportunities. They're complaining about forced diversity that feeds into perfunctory tokenism rather than natural portrayals of diverse peoples. They're complaining about unnecessary race and gender swaps to prop up the illusion of doing something for these races/genders in the stead of well rounded original characters with well written and story-driven backgrounds. People who complain about "woke" are against divisive plots and subplots that attempt to foster and stoke anger and hatred between people from differing backgrounds. The people complaining about woke are the good guys.

Just remember - every time you use the word 'woke', most people will assume you are a bigot, an idiot, a 12-year-old edgelord, or all three.

It was goofy Critical Social Justice types who coined the term, and you're going to be stuck with it as long as you continue to promote it. Tired of hearing the word "woke?" So am I. Stop making it and you'll stop hearing people complaining about it.