What do you consider to be a woke vibe, OP? Please define what your kid is trying to avoid.
Anonymous wrote:CMU
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you consider to be a woke vibe, OP? Please define what your kid is trying to avoid.
Columbus
Anonymous wrote:What do you consider to be a woke vibe, OP? Please define what your kid is trying to avoid.
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t think my kids drank in High School. I don’t know if my parents were aware that I did. Is it the kid’s desire to not drink in college, or the parent’s projection?
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t think my kids drank in High School. I don’t know if my parents were aware that I did. Is it the kid’s desire to not drink in college, or the parent’s projection?
Anonymous wrote:Kid is extremely bright, likes to have fun, gets along with everyone but is not into the bro culture. Looking for colleges that don’t have a strong woke vibe where your social life and options won’t be impacted by not drinking.
Anonymous wrote:Kid is extremely bright, likes to have fun, gets along with everyone but is not into the bro culture. Looking for colleges that don’t have a strong woke vibe where your social life and options won’t be impacted by not drinking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kid is extremely bright, likes to have fun, gets along with everyone but is not into the bro culture. Looking for colleges that don’t have a strong woke vibe where your social life and options won’t be impacted by not drinking.
Curious when you guys say you want to avoid a strong woke vibe if that means you don’t ever want to be confronted with the existence of racism, systemic or otherwise, misogyny, etc., or do you want to be in an environment where you can casually drop the N word without any fear of pushback? Just wondering.
how has dismantling dei impacted woke-ism on college campuses?