Has this ‘gammon’ left anything out on wokeism?

In the following, we have one hundred reasons to be thankful for wokeism and how gammons respond to wokeism. Watch out also for a satire on how the right-wing media invite their friends onto shows to give the impression that it is the public in general.

Fifty reasons to be thankful for WOKES in the UK

1. Increased awareness of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
2. Advocacy for police reform and accountability.
3. Promoting diversity and inclusion in British workplaces.
4. Highlighting the importance of cultural sensitivity and awareness.
5. Challenging systemic racism in British society.
6. Raising awareness of the Windrush generation’s plight.
7. Pushing for greater representation of minorities in media and entertainment.
8. Celebrating the cultural contributions of immigrant communities.
9. Advocating for gender equality and closing the gender pay gap.
10. Promoting LGBTQ+ rights and acceptance.
11. Challenging gender stereotypes in education and the workplace.
12. Fostering discussions on intersectionality.
13. Raising awareness of mental health issues and providing support.
14. Promoting body positivity and self-acceptance.
15. Advocating for affordable and accessible healthcare.
16. Pushing for improved access to education for all.
17. Raising awareness of climate change and environmental justice.
18. Encouraging civic engagement and voter registration.
19. Supporting affordable housing initiatives.
20. Promoting fair wages and workers’ rights.
21. Challenging harmful beauty standards and body shaming.
22. Advocating for affordable and accessible childcare.
23. Pushing for fair treatment of immigrants and refugees.
24. Fostering a sense of community and solidarity among marginalised groups.
25. Supporting the rights of disabled individuals.
26. Raising awareness of domestic violence and support services.
27. Advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusive education.
28. Promoting religious tolerance and understanding.
29. Challenging discriminatory immigration policies and practices.
30. Encouraging responsible consumer choices and ethical consumption.
31. Raising awareness about income inequality in the UK.
32. Advocating for fair and accessible mental healthcare.
33. Pushing for a more equitable criminal justice system.
34. Fostering conversations on ableism and disability rights.
35. Raising awareness of food poverty and hunger.
36. Promoting sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
37. Encouraging allyship and solidarity among diverse communities.
38. Advocating for affordable public transportation.
39. Highlighting the importance of consent education.
40. Challenging systemic classism and social inequality.
41. Promoting restorative justice practices in schools and communities.
42. Raising awareness about the plight of homeless individuals.
43. Advocating for accessible and affordable higher education.
44. Fostering empathy and understanding among diverse communities.
45. Supporting initiatives to address period poverty.
46. Challenging stereotypes in advertising and media.
47. Encouraging organisations to address their gender pay gaps.
48. Raising awareness of the impact of austerity measures.
49. Promoting sustainable and responsible tourism.
50. Advocating for the protection of British wildlife and natural spaces.

The Gammon approach to Wokeism

Fifty reasons to be thankful for WOKES globally

1. Increased awareness of social justice issues.
2. Greater attention to racial disparities in criminal justice.
3. Push for police reform and accountability.
4. Promotion of diversity and inclusion in workplaces.
5. Recognition of the importance of cultural sensitivity.
6. Fostering discussions on systemic racism.
7. Amplifying marginalised voices.
8. Advocating for gender equality.
9. Raising awareness of LGBTQ+ rights.
10. Challenging gender stereotypes.
11. Promoting body positivity.
12. Raising awareness of climate change and environmental justice.
13. Advocating for accessible healthcare.
14. Promoting mental health awareness.
15. Pushing for better representation in media and entertainment.
16. Celebrating diverse cultures and traditions.
17. Encouraging civic engagement.
18. Fostering youth activism.
19. Pushing for fair wages and workers’ rights.
20. Raising awareness about income inequality.
21. Challenging harmful beauty standards.
22. Advocating for affordable housing.
23. Promoting voting rights and access.
24. Fostering a sense of community and solidarity.
25. Supporting education equity.
26. Raising awareness of indigenous rights.
27. Pushing for affordable college education.
28. Challenging harmful cultural appropriation.
29. Encouraging allyship and solidarity.
30. Promoting inclusive language and terminology.
31. Fostering more equitable criminal justice systems.
32. Advocating for affordable childcare.
33. Raising awareness of human trafficking.
34. Pushing for criminal justice reform.
35. Challenging discriminatory immigration policies.
36. Promoting religious tolerance.
37. Encouraging responsible consumer choices.
38. Raising awareness about income tax disparities.
39. Advocating for fair and affordable healthcare.
40. Fostering conversations on ableism.
41. Promoting restorative justice practices.
42. Raising awareness about food insecurity.
43. Advocating for accessible transportation.
44. Pushing for fair lending practices.
45. Challenging harmful stereotypes in advertising.
46. Encouraging ethical fashion choices.
47. Raising awareness of gun violence.
48. Promoting affordable childcare options.
49. Advocating for criminal justice diversion programs.
50. Fostering empathy and understanding among diverse communities.

There are so many things that the gammons rely on that they want to get rid of.

One has to feel sorry for them, as that ‘gammon’ anger comes from being disempowered by the very people they keep voting for.

Douglas James

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