![]() ![]() ![]() Regions emphasize distinct types of prejudice with varying degrees of Terminology is a global phenomenon starting early post-2010 in pioneeringĬountries yet mostly worldwide ubiquitous post-2015. We find that increasing prominence in news media of so-called wokeness News and opinion articles across 124 popular news media outlets from 36Ĭountries representing 6 different world regions: English-speaking West,Ĭontinental Europe, Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa, Persian Gulf region andĪsia. ![]() Quantify the prevalence of prejudice-denouncing terms and social justiceĪssociated terminology (diversity, inclusion, equality, etc) in over 98 million Here, we extend previous analysis to the global media environment. Increasing perceptions of prejudice severity in society as the Great Awokening. These institutional trends and related shifts in US public opinion about racism, sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia,Īnti-Semitism, etc) in US and UK news media content. Download a PDF of the paper titled The Great Awokening as a Global Phenomenon, by David Rozado Download PDF Abstract: Previous research has identified a post-2010 sharp increase of words used toĭenounce prejudice (i.e. ![]()
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