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Woke Racism 14: [B]eing called a racist is so intolerable today that one would rather tolerate some cognitive dissonance and fold up.at fold up, v.
Woke Racism 14: [B]eing called a racist is so intolerable today that one would rather tolerate some cognitive dissonance and fold up. Woke Racism 20: ‘He went all Elect on me.’ .at go, v.
Woke Racism 182: [W]e shudder at the thought of being called pedophiles or climate deniers or, hell, of having not quite gotten Mad Men.at hell!, excl.
Woke Racism 168: Overall, there may remain a sense among some that views of race are closest to truth when coming from the hood.at hood, n.3
Woke Racism 167: The phrase ‘blaming the victim’ must no longer be taken as a mic-drop no one can follow.at drop the mic (v.) under mic, n.1
Woke Racism 178: A great many of our immigrants from Russia and China are mystified at how readily so many smart Americans are rolling over in the face of rhetoric these immigrants recognize as what they escaped.at roll over, v.
Woke Racism 19: [A]fter the 1980s many started disidentifying from being ‘too PC’.at p.c., adj.
Woke Racism 167: Brooks was giving black thought a pass. This is not progressive thinking, it is unintended racism.at give a pass (v.) under pass, n.
Woke Racism 15: We have become a nation of smart people attesting that they ‘get it’ while peeing themselves.at pee (oneself) (v.) under pee, v.
Woke Racism 134: [W]hy are today’s Elect not roasting Barack Obama for his having espoused gay marriage only after he ‘evolved’ to it?at roast, v.
Woke Racism 20: ‘They were up on some Elect shit’.at up, adv.
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