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Halfway through writing this book, I realized I wasn't angry at ""wokeness"" at all-I was haunted by the trembling behind it. We Have Never Been Woke exposes that tremor: the fear driving our certainty, the loneliness disguising itself as moral identity, and the almost forgotten courage of being kind when no one's clapping. It's not another culture-war sermon; it's an X-ray of the hollow space beneath our loudest convictions. We shout about justice, belonging, truth-but what if the volume is hiding something darker? What if our moral rage is the body's way of covering up its most ancient wound: the terror of not being enough? This book moves through that silence under the shouting, through the anxious performance of goodness we've all been trapped in. It excavates the way social media turned empathy into theater, how public life became confession without intimacy, and why moral certainty keeps us from moral depth. Drawing from psychology, philosophy, history, and lived moments of collapse and reckoning, it asks a dangerous question: what happens when righteousness becomes a method of self-protection rather than transformation? We Have Never Been Woke isn't written to soothe or to scold. It's written for people exhausted by the moral noise-for those who still want to believe in decency but can no longer tell where authenticity ends and performance begins. It's for the generation raised to perform purity online while privately suffocating under its weight. Somewhere between sincerity and shame, the human voice is still there, whispering through the static. This book listens for it.

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