Democratic discussions have resurfaced concerning the extent of progressive politics that gained momentum around the year 2020. Recent remarks by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have opened dialogue on rhetoric that was prominent during that time. This discourse is particularly relevant as past tweets and previously held positions come to light in current midterm races. The period is frequently referred to as ‘Woke 1.’ Observations show the trajectory of ‘Woke 1’ resembles the rise and fall seen in various historical eras.
For years, Democrats have debated whether the progressive politics that surged around 2020 went too far.
This evolving discussion is highlighting inherent shifts within Democratic ideology and the nature of political debate as it pertains to progressive movements.

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