The manifesto proposes building a formal research program to study 'woke' ideology—its claims, methods, and institutional effects—using standard social‑science tools. Instead of polemics, it calls for systematic empirical work that treats contemporary progressivism as an object of analysis.
— Institutionalizing this field would shift culture‑war debates into testable research agendas that could reshape funding, curricula, and editorial standards.
Colin Wright
2025.09.24
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The article’s core claim—that mainstream sociology journals are normalizing extreme, ideology‑driven positions—dovetails with calls to systematically study 'woke' ideas and their institutional effects. It provides a concrete case (Sex & Sexualities publishing Bhana and Lucke) that such analysis would scrutinize.
Lee Jussim
2025.08.04
100% relevant
Kaufmann’s manifesto names 'Critical Woke Studies' as one of two thrusts for a post‑progressive social science.
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