Woke

Helen Andrews introduced the concept that Wokeness" is just the feminization of social governance during a speech at the National Conservatism Conference in late 2025 that "Wokeness" is just the feminization of social governance. Could that be why Paul said,

“But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence. ”

1 Timothy 2:12

The idea was expanded in the essay "The Great Feminization".

The argument that "wokeness" is just the feminization of social governance was popularized by conservative writer Helen Andrews.

She introduced this concept during a speech at the National Conservatism Conference in late 2025, which she subsequently expanded into a viral, widely debated essay titled "The Great Feminization" published in Compact Magazine.

Andrews argues that what society identifies as "woke culture" or "cancel culture" is not a novel political philosophy or a direct outgrowth of Marxism. Instead, she asserts it is simply what happens when formative, governing, and enterprise institutions (such as law, medicine, academia, and media) shift to being led by a majority of women, coining the phrase "toxic femininity".

According to her thesis, this shift replaces traditional "masculine" organizational rules with "feminine" patterns of behavior.

Empathy in the natural role of a woman in ancient societies often produces a positive balance but empathy as a predominant position in a competitive and often violent and unforgiving world is suicidal.

Elevating emotional sensitivity, avoidance of harm, and empathy above objective needs of all members of society until no one protects the social group nor it's responsibility to employment necessary actions for the preservation and survival of all until nothing nor no one is safe from free speech to meritorious pursuits of competition and courage.