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{{A|book review|}} | {{A|book review|}}''Woke, Inc.: Inside Corporate America’s Social Justice Scam — {{Author|Vivek Ramaswamy}}'' | ||
This is a courageous book | This is a courageous book. I dare say {{Author|Vivek Ramaswamy}} has lost some friends in writing it, and while it does makes some good points, I’m not how interested many of us older folk will be in life lessons from charmed — and charming — 36-year-old venture capitalists, let alone ones crafted as intemperately as this one is. | ||
Ramaswamy’s target is spot on: — not [[Critical theory|Critical Theory]] itself, but its brazen hijack by the [[professional-managerial class]], comprised almost exclusively of middle-class , middle-aged white professionals, at the expense of not just his beloved shareholders, but common sense and, frequently, those who genuinely are at the margins and on the wrong end of intersectional discrimination. | Ramaswamy’s target is spot on: — not [[Critical theory|Critical Theory]] itself, but its brazen hijack by the [[professional-managerial class]], comprised almost exclusively of middle-class , middle-aged white professionals, at the expense of not just his beloved shareholders, but common sense and, frequently, those who genuinely are at the margins and on the wrong end of intersectional discrimination. | ||