Twas a night in November at your pal's Christmas party when an elf arrives.

Oh, with a toffee night latte!

Hey everyone, who wants a Starbucks?

Ooy! Same one for me!

Get the group together for Starbucks festive favorites. It's IRL season.

At a Starbucks, the EU.

A. A.

Subject of availability while stocks last.

But you thank you very much of Joy, you know, how you doing?

Oh, thank God, I'm great. How are you?

Thank you so much for having me.

What a pleasure. Yeah, it's highly my pleasure, in fact, and I suspect we are going to agree on almost everything to do with wokness.

So I mean, it might just be worth maybe thinking about in positive terms to start with.

So I suppose the term woke when at its inception, I think it was just earnestly meant to describe

someone I was supposed I suppose socially aware you know awake to the

injustices of racism things like that and now whenever I see that word used, it almost always seems like it's being used as a pejorative, as a smear as an insult. So in a way, are the anti-wwalk winning the war?

Yeah, you're totally right.

I mean the word started as black slang to describe being aware

to the systemic injustices that are still perpetuated against black Americans.

I believe there are still some, I mean vanishingly few, but there are still some areas of

course where black Americans are treated differently and it's very bad and it's a huge problem.

The problem is there's been a huge mission creep in the civil rights movement away from saying,

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