Sometimes it feels like the tidal wave of ‘wokeness’ (or identity politics) washed over the western world almost overnight. It has captured more or less every societal institution in a remarkably short period of time.
However, the intellectual roots of the movement can be traced back over fifty years. The best analysis on how this movement has achieved such incredible influence comes from the German-American political scientist, Yascha Mounk.
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